Every video, saved to your Mac.
Hover a video in Chrome, pick a quality, and VidGrab downloads it with parallel transfers, pause and resume, and a library you'll actually want to browse. Send it straight to Google Drive if you like.
Built to handle
1,000+ sites144p to 4K1 click in Chrome
From the page to your library in four steps.
- Sunset timelapse over the harbour12:34 · 4K available
- Sunset timelapse over the harbourFinishing up, merging video and audio
8 parallel fragments · resumes if the connection drops
- Download completeSunset timelapse over the harbourSunset timelapse over the harbour1080p · 12:34 · 240 MBIn Google DriveSwift concurrency, a practical talk1080p · 3:58 · 413 MB
Built natively for macOS.
A real Mac app with a library, previews, a menu bar panel and notifications, paired with a Chrome extension that puts a Download button on every video.
How VidGrab is built, and why you can trust it.
A real download manager
Queue, pause and resume, a library with previews, menu bar controls and notifications.
Read more →Google DriveSave to Drive, stream from Drive
Upload as you download, or browse and play videos from folders you choose.
Read more →ArchitectureSix layers, one direction of trust
How a click in Chrome becomes a file on your Mac, without opening a single network port.
Read more →SecurityThe browser is treated as untrusted
Every boundary checks its own input and holds only the access it needs.
Read more →Every stream, split eight ways.
Each video downloads as parallel fragments. If the connection drops, VidGrab asks what already arrived and carries on from there.