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How to Officially Download Prime Video Movies on Windows PC

By Matthew Lynch
February 20, 2024
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Downloading Prime Video movies on a Windows PC is officially supported through the Amazon Prime Video app available in the Microsoft Store. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get your favorite movies offline.

Step 1: Install the Prime Video App

– Go to the Microsoft Store on your Windows PC.

– Search for ‘Amazon Prime Video’ in the search bar.

– Click on the app and select ‘Get’ to download and install it.

Step 2: Log into Your Prime Account

– Open the Prime Video app.

– Sign in with your Amazon account credentials associated with your Prime membership.

Step 3: Choose Your Movie

– Browse through the content or use the search feature to find a specific movie.

– Make sure the movie is available for download, as not all content on Prime Video has this option.

Step 4: Start the Download

– Once you’ve selected a movie, click on it to open the detail page.

– Look for a download icon that usually appears under the movie title or in its synopsis.

– Click on the download icon and choose the video quality for your download.

Step 5: Accessing Your Downloaded Movies

– In the app, go to the ‘Downloads’ section to view your downloaded movies.

– You can watch these movies offline without needing an internet connection.

Remember, downloaded movies are only available for viewing within the Prime Video app on the device they were downloaded to and are subject to content licensing terms, which may limit how long you have access to download before needing to renew it through a Wi-Fi connection.

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