Overview
The interface is deliberately one button. Copy a link, press paste, choose the format and quality from the panel that appears, and the file lands in the output folder. Behind that simplicity is a fairly complete tool, covering resolutions up to 8K, high frame rate variants, audio only extraction, and subtitle tracks saved either as separate files or burned into the output.
Playlists and channels are handled as a unit rather than link by link. Point it at a playlist and it lists every item with its available formats, and a channel can be subscribed to so new items are pulled automatically as they appear. Output naming templates keep the results organised into folders by uploader, playlist or title without renaming anything afterwards.
The extraction side stays current, which is the part that matters most with a tool like this. Site changes break downloaders constantly, and this build carries an updated extractor set along with a proxy option, a bandwidth cap, and a parallel transfer limit so a large batch does not saturate the connection for everything else on the network.
What it does well
One button workflow
Copy a link, press paste, pick the format. No queue configuration needed for a single file.
Playlists and channels
Whole playlists listed with per-item formats, and channel subscriptions that pull new items automatically.
Format and quality choice
Up to 8K with high frame rate variants, audio only extraction to the common formats, and per-item selection.
Subtitles
Track selection with a save as file or burn into video option, including automatically generated tracks where present.
Naming and organisation
Output templates that sort results into folders by uploader, playlist or title as they save.
Changes in this build
- Extractor set updated for recent site changes.
- Faster playlist parsing on lists with several hundred items.
- Subtitle burn in improved for non-Latin scripts.
- Added a per-transfer bandwidth cap alongside the global one.
- Reduced memory use during long batch runs.
What is in the package
- 4K Video Downloader installer, 64-bit
- Updated extractor set
- Subscription and playlist manager
- Output naming template presets
- Multilingual interface files, 18 languages
System requirements
| Processor | Any x64 processor, dual core recommended |
| Memory | 2 GB minimum, 4 GB for large batches |
| Graphics | Any GPU with a current driver |
| Storage | 300 MB free plus space for output |
| Display | 1280 x 720 minimum |
| System | Windows 7 through Windows 11, 64-bit |
Installation
- Extract the archive and close any running instance.
- Run the installer to the default location.
- Apply the included configuration step before the first launch.
- Set the output folder and the naming template in preferences.
- Disable the update check so the configuration is not replaced.
Before you start
If a link fails, the extractor set is behind a site change. Nothing on the machine is broken.
Parallel transfers default high, lower them if the connection is shared.
Subscriptions check on launch, not continuously, so leave it open if you want them followed.
Questions about this title
Can it save whole playlists?
Yes, playlists and channels are handled as a unit with per-item format choice.
Does it save subtitles?
Yes, as separate files or burned into the video.
What is the maximum quality?
Up to 8K where the source provides it, including high frame rate variants.
Will it update itself?
It tries. Turn the update check off after applying the configuration.
About this listing
This entry was checked on a clean install of Windows 7 / 8 / 10 / 11 (64-bit) before it was published, and it is rechecked whenever the package is rebuilt. The figures on this page come from the site index rather than from the publisher, so the download count is what people here have actually pulled.
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