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Need to download LinkedIn videos for free without software? Paste any LinkedIn post URL below and save the video to your device in seconds. No browser extensions, no app installs, no account needed.

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How to get the URL: Click the three dots (...) on any LinkedIn post with a video, then select "Copy link to post". Paste it above.

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How do you download a LinkedIn video in 2026?

Downloading a LinkedIn video in 2026 means pasting the post URL into a video downloader tool that extracts the MP4 file. The free LinkedIn Video Downloader does this in one click - no browser extension, no software install. Download for offline viewing, content repurposing, or saving competitor video research for analysis.

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How to Download LinkedIn Videos

Three steps. No software. No signup. Just paste and download.

1

Copy the LinkedIn Post URL

Find a LinkedIn post with a video you want to save. Click the three dots menu on the post and select 'Copy link to post'. You can also copy the URL directly from your browser address bar.

2

Paste and Click Download

Come back to this page and paste the URL into the input field above. Click the Download Video button and our tool will extract the video from LinkedIn's servers in a few seconds.

3

Save to Your Device

Preview the video right here in your browser. When you are happy with it, click Save to Device to download the MP4 file. Works on desktop, iPhone, Android, tablets, and any device with a browser.

Saving a Video vs Downloading It

Saving pins the post inside LinkedIn, while downloading copies the MP4 onto your device. LinkedIn's Save button only bookmarks the post, so the clip still lives on LinkedIn and vanishes if the creator deletes it. Downloading pulls the real file down, so it plays with no connection and stays yours.

Saving on LinkedIn

Tap the three dots on a post and choose Save. The post lands under My Items in your profile menu. You have to be online and logged in to watch it, and it vanishes the moment the creator deletes the post.

Downloading with this tool

Paste the post URL above and the MP4 copies straight to your device. The clip then plays offline in any video app, you can trim or reshare it, and it survives even when the original post is later removed.

Where does the downloaded file go?

The MP4 saves to the same place your browser keeps every other download. Once it is on your device you can edit it or fold it into your content repurposing workflow.

iPhone and iPad

The file lands in the Files app under Downloads. Open Files, tap Downloads, then move the clip into Photos if you want it in your camera roll.

Android

Look inside your Downloads folder through the Files or My Files app. The newest MP4 sitting at the top is the video you just saved.

Windows and Mac

Both drop the MP4 into your browser's Downloads folder. On Windows open This PC then Downloads, and on a Mac open Finder then Downloads.

Why Use This LinkedIn Video Downloader

Most video download tools are bloated with ads or demand your LinkedIn password, and this one does neither.

No Software to Install

Unlike most LinkedIn video downloaders, you install nothing at all, with no desktop app and no browser extension, because the whole thing runs in your browser. Paste the post URL and the MP4 downloads straight away.

Original Quality, No Recompression

Some downloaders shrink the file to save bandwidth, which softens the picture. This one pulls the exact MP4 LinkedIn stored, so the clip you save looks the same as the one playing in the feed.

Works on Every Device

iPhone, Android, Windows, or Mac, it makes no difference. If the device has a web browser, this tool works on it, and the MP4 you save plays in almost any video app.

Unlimited Downloads

There is no daily limit and no premium tier that unlocks more downloads. Use it once or fifty times a day. LinkedGrow keeps it free because useful tools build the trust that sells the paid product later.

Which LinkedIn Videos Can You Download

Not every video on LinkedIn is downloadable. Here is what works and what does not, so you know before you paste a URL.

Native Video PostsSupported

Videos uploaded straight to LinkedIn by creators. These are the most common type and work in nearly every case, because the file sits on LinkedIn's own servers where our tool can reach the direct MP4.

LinkedIn Live ReplaysSupported

After a LinkedIn Live session ends, the recording is saved as a normal video post on the host's profile. Once that replay is up, paste its post URL to download it. A stream that is still running cannot be captured.

Shared Video Posts (Reposts)Supported

When someone reshares a video post, the repost still points back to the original file. Paste either the original post URL or the repost URL, and the tool finds the underlying video either way.

LinkedIn Learning Course VideosNot supported

LinkedIn Learning videos are DRM protected and sit on a separate subscription platform. No browser tool can save them, because the stream is encrypted and only decrypts inside a paid, logged in session.

Private or Connections Only PostsNot supported

Videos shared with restricted visibility, like connections only or a named group, need a login to open. The tool only reaches public posts, so a good test is whether you can still see the video while signed out.

Supported URL Formats

Our tool recognizes all common LinkedIn post URL formats. Just copy and paste, we handle the rest.

Tested and last reviewed against LinkedIn's current post URLs in October 2026

Standard post URL

linkedin.com/posts/username_activity-123...

Feed update URL

linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:123...

UGC post URL

linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:123...

Mobile app shared URL

linkedin.com/posts/username_topic-123...

Why Won't a Video Download, and How to Fix It

Almost every failed download traces back to the post, not the downloader. Run through these before you assume the tool is broken.

The post is private or connections only

The tool only reads posts anyone can open. Paste the link while signed out of LinkedIn to check whether the video is truly public, and if it is not, ask the creator for a public link.

The video is a YouTube or Vimeo embed

Some posts play a clip that actually sits on YouTube or Vimeo. That file is not on LinkedIn, so a LinkedIn downloader cannot reach it. Use a tool made for the platform it lives on.

The post was deleted or the link expired

A link that worked yesterday returns nothing once the post is gone. Open LinkedIn, find a version of the post that still loads, and copy the URL again.

You copied the wrong link

A profile link or a comment link carries no video. Use the three dots menu on the post itself and choose Copy link to post so the URL points at the video.

It is a LinkedIn Live broadcast still running

A stream that is live right now cannot be captured. Wait until it ends, let LinkedIn publish the replay, then paste that post URL instead.

You tried many downloads very fast

A burst of rapid requests can trigger a short cool down. Wait about a minute and then run the download again.

Is It Legal and Safe to Download LinkedIn Videos

Downloading a LinkedIn video for your own reference or offline research sits within fair use in most countries. The line you should not cross is reposting or selling someone else's clip as if it were your own. Keep it to personal use, credit the creator whenever you share something, and you stay clear of both copyright law and LinkedIn's Terms of Service.

Personal Use Is the Safe Zone

Watching a clip offline or keeping a copy for your own records is rarely a problem. The risk only shows up when you redistribute or monetize a creator's work without asking them first.

Credit the Original Creator

If you reshare a downloaded clip anywhere, name the person who made it and point back to their post. Crediting is the courteous move, and it keeps you clear of a copyright complaint.

Business and Internal Use

Saving a competitor's video for an internal strategy deck or a research report is fine for your own team. Putting that same clip on your company page or inside an ad needs written permission from the creator.

Your Account Stays Safe

The downloader reads nothing but the public post URL you paste. It never asks for your LinkedIn password and keeps no copy of the file on our servers, so your account and your device stay untouched.

Before you ask

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the free LinkedIn video downloader

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Open the LinkedIn post containing the video, copy the post URL from your browser address bar or by clicking the three dots menu and selecting 'Copy link to post'. Then paste the URL into our free downloader above and click Download. The video will be saved to your device in seconds.

Our tool downloads LinkedIn videos in the highest quality available from LinkedIn's servers. LinkedIn typically serves videos at 720p or 1080p resolution depending on what the original uploader provided. You always get the best version available.

Yes, our LinkedIn video downloader works on any device with a web browser, including iPhones, Android phones, iPads, and tablets. Open this page in your mobile browser, paste the LinkedIn post URL, and download, with no app to install.

Some videos may not be downloadable if the post is set to private, has been deleted, or if the video uses a restricted format. Native LinkedIn videos from public posts should work in most cases. If a video does not work, try refreshing the LinkedIn post and copying the URL again.

No, you do not need to log in to LinkedIn or create any account. Simply paste the public LinkedIn post URL and our tool handles the rest. Your LinkedIn credentials are never requested or stored.

Yes, completely free with no limits. No account needed and no software to install, with no hidden fees anywhere. LinkedGrow offers this inside its free toolkit for LinkedIn content creators, so download as many videos as you need.

No, LinkedIn Learning videos are DRM protected and streamed through an encrypted player that needs an active subscription. No browser downloader can extract these files, so this tool works only with native video posts shared publicly on the LinkedIn feed.

No, the MP4 you save is the original file LinkedIn served, with no watermark and no overlay added by us. You get exactly the video the creator uploaded, at the highest resolution LinkedIn stored for that post.

No, LinkedIn never notifies anyone when a video is downloaded, and this tool sends nothing back to the original post. The creator sees the same view count and reactions they would get if you had simply watched the clip in the feed.

No, an embedded clip is hosted on YouTube or Vimeo and only borrowed inside the LinkedIn post, so a LinkedIn downloader cannot reach it. This tool works with native videos that creators upload straight to the feed. For an embedded clip, use a downloader built for the platform it actually lives on.

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