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The Best YouTube Downloaders For 2022: All The Best Options For Downloading Videos

By Matthew Lynch
February 17, 2020
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While YouTube is a true treasure trove of informative and entertaining content for students and educators alike, it can be troublesome trying to access YouTube when WiFi is sketchy or cellular data is hit or miss. And sometimes if you can access it, the connection is way too slow and buffering makes watching a video completely untenable.

Rather than relying on slow connection speeds that hinder the full YouTube experience, there is a litany of quality YouTube download applications out there that will allow you to download YouTube videos for offline viewing. With that in mind, here’s our list of the 7 Best YouTube Downloaders For 2021. All the best options for downloading videos from YouTube are listed below. 

1) SnapDownloader

SnapDownloader has grown in popularity to become one of the best YouTube downloaders for windows and macOS. It is capable of downloading videos from more than 900 websites, including popular platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Videos can be downloaded at very fast speed in up to 8K quality and saved in a number of formats such as MP4, MP3, AVI, AAC, M4A, and more.

Some of the best features of SnapDownloader include: in-built video cutter that lets you trim videos before downloading, save YouTube playlists, channels, chapters, 3D, and VR videos, bulk search up to 100 links at once, and bypass geo-restrictions using the proxy feature.

2) VideoProc

VideoProc is an one-stop video processing software for Windows and Mac. With the free built-in downloader engine, you can batch download videos, audios, playlist, “Watch later” list from YouTube and 1000+ sites. Save videos with original 4K, 1080p, 720p quality; extract audios from videos; support 3D and 360 degree video.

Plus, you can convert videos, audios and DVD discs to MP4 (HEVC/H.264), AVI, MOV, FLV, MP3, WAV and 420+ formats with GPU hardware acceleration; record screen and webcam in 3 modes; edit downloaded content like cut, merge, crop, rotate, flip, subtitle, adjust speed/volume/aspect ratio and much more! Overall, it’s easy to use and powerful for all levels of users.

3) WinX YouTube Downloader

Are you a Windows user looking to download a mass amount of videos at one time from a wide selection of over 600 video sharing sites? You’ve got a friend in the WinX YouTube Downloader!

You can copy/paste up to 1,000 different video URLs at one time and WinX YouTube Downloader will intuitively and automatically assess each video for the resolution, size, and format. This application offers a clean install and an easy-to-utilize interface that will build your offline video collection in no time!

4) Videoder

Videoder has one of the prettiest interfaces among all YouTube downloaders and it’s compatible with both Windows and Android devices. The Windows version will download videos from a staggering list of over 1,000 sites! 

The Android version limits that list to 50+ sites, but it still has the super useful option of converting videos to MP3 files. If you’d rather listen to a lecture than watch it, you can do so with Videoder!

5) 4K Video Downloader

One of the most intuitive and versatile YouTube downloaders around, the 4K Video Downloader app can download single videos, playlists, or entire channels from YouTube, Vimeo and a host of other video sharing sites.

Available for Windows, MacOS, or Linux, the 4K Video Downloader also gives you the option to download complete subtitles and annotations for videos. You can also embed them within the app on a single video or a complete playlist.

6) Y2mate

Rather than having to download this application to your device of choice, you can access Y2mate from any web browser. The easy copy/paste URL box works wonders for downloading YouTube videos, but that’s not all it does!

You can download videos from a wide variety of video sharing sites with Y2mate. The list of compatible sites includes Facebook, Dailymotion, and Youku. So if you can’t find the video on YouTube, you can still download it from another host site with the help of Y2mate.

7) Free YouTube Download

Over 130 million users have downloaded this super simple YouTube downloader since its inception in 2006. Simply download the program and copy/paste any YouTube URL into its download box.

This downloader has only gotten faster and more intuitive over the years. It’s completely unobtrusive and makes downloading videos a snap. You’ll create an offline YouTube video collection in no time, and it won’t take a bunch of extra steps to do so.

Closing Thoughts

Any of the above YouTube downloader applications will make saving YouTube videos for offline watching a breeze. With intuitive user interfaces and easy-to-follow instructions for downloading, you’ll be able to create your library of YouTube videos to watch again and again with or without an internet connection!

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