I recommend reading this tutorial to learn how to use more features of youtube-dl. In fact, GUI applications make use of it to get the task done, all they do is try to make it easy while providing a user interface. You can even download 4K videos from YouTube with this tool. You can use it to download just the audio file from videos, download the entire playlist and download videos in different qualities. However, I’d recommend you to follow the steps mentioned in the above prerequisites section to get the latest youtube-dl installed.ĭo note that youtube-dl is a powerful tool. You can install it using the command below: sudo apt install youtube-dl Normally, youtube-dl should be in software sources of Ubuntu.
You can download videos from several websites including Vimeo, Dailymotion and Facebook as well It’s not just for YouTube, you can download videos from other major video websites such as Vimeo and Dailymotion as well. Just get the URL of the video, paste it in Clipgrab, select the quality, format of the video and hit Grab this clip! button. Clipgrab (Open-Source)ĭownloading YouTube videos is just a matter of few clicks with Clipgrab. Once you’re done installing youtube-dl, you can easily try the options suggested below. You can also follow the official setup instructions if you need other methods to install it. Once you download the latest version, you just need to make it executable and ready for use by typing in: sudo chmod a+rx /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl To install youtube-dl, you can type in the following commands in your Linux terminal: sudo curl -L -o /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl You can follow our complete guide on using ffmpeg to set it up and explore more about it. Prerequisites for Using YouTube Downloader Appsīefore you try some of the options mentioned below, you will need to have youtube-dl and FFmpeg installed on your system to be able to download / choose different format to download.įFmpeg is optional but if you want to download high-quality videos, you would need it. You are better off with the other video downloaders mentioned here. But you should not use xVideoServiceThief anymore as it has not seen any new developments in years. It was a popular video downloader for Linux for years. I would also like to mention xVideoServiceThief here. However, the installation instructions here will be limited to Debian/Ubuntu-based distributions. The YouTube downloading tools mentioned here should work on any Linux distribution.
If you do not want to rely on a browser extension for your video downloads, you can install a desktop tool.
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