Rumble video saver

Rumble videos, saved in HD

Save public Rumble videos to watch offline, as an MP4 or as audio only.

No watermark HD MP4 & MP3 No account needed
How it works

How to download a Rumble video

Works with any public Rumble video that contains a video.

  1. Copy the link

    Click Share under the video and copy the link, or copy the address from your browser.

  2. Paste it above

    Tap Paste, or drop the link in the box, then press Get video.

  3. Choose a format

    Pick MP4 HD, a lighter SD file or MP3 audio and the download starts.

Why vid-down

Rumble videos without the hassle

Clean video, no stamp

We fetch the original upload, so the clip you save has no floating logo or username bouncing across it.

Ready in seconds

Paste, tap, save. There is no queue, no countdown and no install step between you and your file.

Video or just the sound

Keep the full MP4 in HD, pick a lighter SD file for chat apps, or pull the audio out as an MP3.

No caps, no account

Save as many clips as you like. vid-down never asks you to register or hand over an email address.

Works on every screen

It runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux. Nothing to download but the video.

Private by design

We do not keep the videos you fetch or a history of your links. Files are removed as soon as they are sent to you.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is there a length limit?

Very long videos can exceed the file size limit of the service. Shorter videos work best.

Can I download live streams?

No. Only recorded videos that have finished processing can be fetched.

Is vid-down really free?

Yes. Every feature is free with no download limit. The site is paid for by the adverts you see on the page.

Do I need to create an account or install anything?

No. vid-down works entirely in your browser. You never have to sign up, log in or install an app or extension.

Is it legal to download videos?

Saving your own content, or content you have permission to use, for personal viewing is generally fine. Re-uploading or using other people's work without their consent can break copyright law and the network's rules. You are responsible for how you use what you download.