Desktop downloader for 1,800+ sites

Paste a link. Keep the video.

OmniGet saves video, audio, playlists, and subtitles from the sites you already watch, at the quality the source actually publishes. Files land in your own library, without watermarks, ads, or a re-encode.

Plans from $7.50/mo1,800+ supported sitesUp to 8K videoPlaylists and subtitlesNo watermark, no re-encode
Download console

Paste a link and pick the file you want

OmniGet reads the page, lists every video and audio stream it finds with the real file size, and saves the one you choose to your library. Playlists, channels, subtitles, and audio-only exports are all handled from the same box.

Video + audioAudio onlySubtitles
@ Reference a previous download, a saved preset, or a cookies profile to reuse its quality and naming rules.
Playlist queue (max 500)0 / 500
Add a playlist, channel, or a list of linksPaste many links at once, or point OmniGet at a playlist URL. Ordering and numbering are preserved.
Sidecar files (max 5)0 / 5
Attach cookies, subtitles, or a naming templateBrowser cookies for private content, SRT or VTT files, or a naming template, up to 25 MB each.
Paste anything

One box for every link

Drop in a video, a Short, a Reel, a playlist, a channel URL, or a live VOD. OmniGet resolves the link, lists every available format, and shows the real file size before you commit to a download.

Pick the format

The quality you actually want

Choose the exact video or audio stream you need instead of accepting whatever the site decides to serve you.

  • Video up to 8K, 4K, 1440p, 1080p, 720p
  • Audio extraction to MP3, M4A, Opus, or FLAC
  • Subtitles saved as SRT or VTT, including auto-captions
  • Metadata, chapters, and cover art kept intact
Keep it forever

Files that stay on your device

Downloads land in your library and stay playable offline, with no watermark, no re-encode, and no dependency on the original platform afterwards.

  • Resumable, multi-threaded transfers
  • Batch queues for playlists and channels
  • Offline library with search and filters
  • Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Save only what you own or have permission to keep. OmniGet is a technical tool: you are responsible for respecting copyright, the terms of the platforms you use, and the law where you live.

What you can save

From a single clip to an entire channel

The same console handles one-off clips, full playlists, audio-only exports, and subtitles, so a library stays consistent whether you save one file or five hundred.

Full playlists and channels

Queue a 200-video course or an entire channel, keep the original order, and let OmniGet work through it in the background while names and numbering stay consistent.

paste: playlist or channel URL

Clips without watermarks

Save Shorts, Reels, and TikTok clips as clean files you can edit, quote, or archive.

output: clean MP4

Audio for your library

Extract the audio track from a set, a podcast, or a lecture and keep the cover art and tags.

output: MP3 320 kbps

Subtitles and captions

Download human or auto-generated captions as SRT or VTT, in every language the source offers.

output: SRT, VTT

High-bitrate 4K and 8K

Grab the highest stream the source publishes, with the original codec and no quality loss.

output: 4K / 8K MKV
Everything included

Built for people who download a lot

OmniGet combines a fast, resumable download engine with format control, subtitle handling, and a private library, so the tool stays out of your way once it is running.

1,800+ supported sites

YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, Vimeo, Twitch, Bilibili, SoundCloud, Reddit, and far more, with new extractors added continuously.

Up to 8K quality

Every stream the source offers is listed with resolution, container, codec, bitrate, and file size, so you can pick precisely.

Fast multi-threaded downloads

Parallel connections and segmented transfers make short work of large files, even on a slow link.

Resumable transfers

Interrupted downloads restart from where they stopped instead of starting the whole file again.

Batch and playlists

Queue playlists, channels, and long lists, with naming templates that keep your library organised.

Audio extraction

Convert the audio track to MP3, M4A, Opus, or FLAC at the bitrate you choose, with tags preserved.

Subtitles included

Save captions as SRT or VTT in any language the source provides, and optionally embed them in the file.

No watermark, no re-encode

Streams are saved as published, so vertical clips stay clean and video quality stays untouched.

Private and members-only content

Use your own browser cookies to reach content you already have access to, such as private playlists or members-only posts.

Network controls

Set rate limits, use a proxy, or throttle transfers so downloads never saturate your connection.

Windows, macOS, and Linux

The same library and the same workflow on every desktop platform you work on.

Private by design

Your downloads, cookies, and history stay on your device. Links you paste are never used to build a profile about you.

Three-step workflow

How OmniGet works

No accounts on the source site, no browser extensions, and no command line. Copy a link, paste it, choose the file.

01

Copy the link

Grab the URL of a video, clip, playlist, or channel from any supported site.

02

Paste it into OmniGet

OmniGet reads the page and lists every available video and audio stream with its size.

03

Choose quality and download

Pick the format you need, add subtitles if you want them, and start the transfer.

Supported platforms

1,800+ sites, and counting

A maintained extractor engine covers the major video, social, and audio platforms. When a site changes how it serves media, the extractor is updated instead of leaving you with a broken link.

YouTubeTikTokInstagramXFacebookVimeoTwitchBilibiliSoundCloudRedditPinterestDailymotionTumblrLinkedInTedBandcampStreamableRumble
Formats and quality

Every stream the source publishes

OmniGet lists what is actually available instead of guessing, and saves it without transcoding, so what you get is what the platform served.

TypeRangeDetails
VideoUp to 8K (4320p)MP4, MKV, WEBM, and the original container published by the source, with the original codec and bitrate preserved.
AudioUp to 320 kbps lossy, lossless where offeredMP3, M4A, Opus, or FLAC, with cover art, titles, and album tags carried over.
SubtitlesAll available languagesSRT and VTT, including auto-generated captions, with the option to embed them in the video file.
Playlists and channelsHundreds of items per queueOriginal ordering, consistent numbering, and templates for file and folder naming.
MetadataKept intactChapters, thumbnails, descriptions, upload dates, and source IDs are preserved for a searchable library.
Live and premieresVOD after the stream endsRecorded streams are saved as complete files once the platform publishes them on demand.
Use cases

What people keep with OmniGet

Most downloads fall into four habits: building an offline library, studying, archiving your own work, and keeping a verifiable record of something public.

Build an offline library

Keep the videos and audio you own ready to play on a plane, on the train, or anywhere the connection drops.

Study and translate

Save lessons with their subtitles, then work through the language you are learning at your own pace.

Archive your own uploads

Download your own channel or account as a complete backup, including private posts and old drafts you published years ago.

Research and reporting

Save public statements, speeches, and clips with the original file and metadata so quotes stay verifiable.

Plans from $7.50 a month

Monthly and annual plans include download credits, highest available quality, batch playlists, and subtitle handling. Cancel whenever you like, and keep everything you already downloaded.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The details people ask about most often before they start downloading.

How many sites does OmniGet support?

More than 1,800 sites, including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, Vimeo, Twitch, Bilibili, SoundCloud, Reddit, and Pinterest. Support is provided through a maintained extractor engine, so new or changed sites are handled as they appear. If a link does not work, tell support and we will look at it.

What quality can I download?

Whatever the source publishes, up to 8K. OmniGet lists every stream it finds with resolution, container, codec, bitrate, and file size, so you can pick the exact version you want instead of the default one.

Do downloads have watermarks?

No. OmniGet saves the streams the platform publishes, so clips from TikTok, Instagram, and similar sites are stored without the overlay watermark, and video is never re-encoded.

Can I download a whole playlist or channel?

Yes. Paste the playlist or channel URL and OmniGet queues every item, keeping the original order. Transfers are resumable, so a dropped connection does not restart the work you already completed.

Can I get subtitles and audio only?

Both. Subtitles can be saved as SRT or VTT in any language the source offers, and audio can be extracted to MP3, M4A, Opus, or FLAC with cover art and tags preserved.

Can I download private or members-only content?

You can use your own browser cookies so OmniGet can access content you are already entitled to see, such as a private playlist or a members-only post. You are responsible for respecting the terms of the platforms you use.

Is it legal to download videos?

Downloading is legal in many situations, for example saving your own uploads or content you have permission to keep. It is not allowed to download content you do not own without permission, or to redistribute copyrighted material. You are responsible for how you use the tool.

What do I get with a paid plan?

Plans include a monthly allowance of download credits, higher-quality options, batch playlist downloads, subtitle handling, and priority processing. You can cancel at any time from the billing section of your account.

Which platforms does OmniGet run on?

Windows, macOS, and Linux, through the browser console and the companion desktop library, with the same workflow on each.

Your next download is one paste away

Sign in with Google, paste a link, and keep the file in the quality it was published in.

OmniGet - Download Video, Audio, and Playlists from 1,800+ Sites