Paste a YouTube playlist link to list up to 100 videos, then save each one as MP4 video or MP3 audio.
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Paste a playlist link and every video appears with its thumbnail and length. Choose MP4 or MP3 once, then save the ones you want without going back to YouTube for each link.
Each video saves as its own MP4 or MP3, so you keep only what you pick.
Switch to Audio and a lecture series takes a fraction of the space.
Unlisted playlists open fine; private ones need a login we never ask for.
Private or deleted videos inside a playlist are passed over, not retried.
It contains list=; a video link that includes &list= works too.
The first 100 videos are listed with thumbnails and durations.
The format and quality apply to the whole list.
One click per video, and each file downloads on its own.
Downloading a 40-video playlist one link at a time is misery. This tool takes a playlist URL (the kind containing list=) and lets you work through its videos efficiently, as MP4 video or MP3 audio, with real file sizes and a live progress bar for each item.
The full walkthrough, including which format to pick per playlist type, is in our guide: how to download a whole YouTube playlist.
Links copied from music.youtube.com are handled exactly like ordinary YouTube playlist links, so you can paste a playlist straight from YouTube Music, switch to MP3 and save the tracks you want at 320kbps. Mixes are the exception: those endless radio-style playlists, whose links start with RD, are generated for each listener as they play, so there is no fixed list to read. Private playlists need a signed-in account, and we never ask for yours, but unlisted ones work fine.
Official releases are also the tracks most often blocked by region. If a handful of songs in a playlist refuse to convert while the rest go through, that is almost always the reason, and it is decided by the rights holder rather than by anything on your side.
Please download only content you own, have permission to use, or that is freely licensed. This educational tool is not affiliated with YouTube.
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Paste the playlist link (it contains list=). The tool lists every video with its thumbnail and duration, pick MP4 or MP3 and a quality once, then download the videos you want with one click each.
The first 100 videos of a playlist are listed. For longer playlists, that covers the vast majority of real-world use, courses, albums and mixes.
No, each video downloads as its own MP4 or MP3 file, so you pick exactly what you want and every file plays anywhere.
Yes. Switch the format to Audio (MP3), pick a bitrate (320kbps for music), and download each track. Ideal for albums and freely licensed music collections.
No. Private playlists need a login we never ask for, and Mixes (radio playlists) are generated per-viewer so they cannot be read. Public and unlisted playlists work.
Paste it above to see every video before you download any of them.
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This tool is part of an independent, experimental and educational project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any video platform, and it is not intended to harm any company or violate any platform's policies. Please only download content you own, have permission to use, or that is public domain / Creative Commons licensed, and always respect the source platform's Terms of Service and copyright law.
