Twitch video downloader

Paste a public Twitch link to save clips and past broadcasts as MP4 or MP3. Free, no sign-up.

Which Twitch links work

clips.twitch.tv/…
twitch.tv/<channel>/clip/…
twitch.tv/videos/<number> (past broadcasts)

Tips

Clips are the fastest to save. Past broadcasts must be 30 minutes or shorter.
Live streams can't be saved while they are live.

If your Twitch link doesn't work

"Stream is live". Live streams can't be saved while they run. Wait until it ends and use the past broadcast, or ask a moderator to clip the moment.
Subscriber-only VOD. Some channels limit past broadcasts to subscribers. Those can't be downloaded here.
VOD over 30 minutes. Create a clip or a highlight of the part you want on Twitch, then paste that link.

Saving on iPhone, Android or a computer

iPhone and iPad. In the Twitch app, tap Share and Copy link, then paste it here in Safari. After tapping MP4, Safari keeps the file in Files, in the Downloads folder. Open it and use Share, then Save Video to add it to Photos.
Android. Copy the link in the Twitch app, paste it here in Chrome and tap MP4. The file goes to the Downloads folder and shows up in your gallery or Files app.
Windows, Mac and Linux. Copy the address from the browser bar or the post's share menu, paste it here and save the file. It lands in your usual Downloads folder.

MP4 or MP3: which to pick

Choose MP4 to keep the picture and sound. Higher resolutions look sharper but make bigger files; 720p is plenty for phones and chat apps. Choose MP3 when you only need the audio, such as a talk, a song or a podcast clip. MP3 files are much smaller and play on almost any device.

After you download

Compress the video to make it smaller for WhatsApp, Discord or email.
Trim the video to keep only the part you need.
Turn it into a GIF for chats and slides.
Convert it to WebM, MOV or another format.
Extract the audio from an MP4 you already saved.

These tools run in your browser, so the video doesn't need to be uploaded again.

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About Twitch downloads

Twitch clips and past broadcasts disappear or get hard to find after a while. Save your favourite clips, or a short VOD, as an MP4 you can keep, edit or share.

Twitch clips are usually available up to 1080p at 30 or 60 fps. Past broadcasts (VODs) come in the qualities the streamer used, typically 720p60 or 1080p60. Long VODs are big, so the 30-minute limit applies.

How it works

Copy the link
Open the post on Twitch and use Share, then Copy link.
Paste it here
Press "Get video" to see the title and the formats you can save.
Save the file
Pick MP4 or MP3. The file is ready in a few seconds.

Questions

Can I download a Twitch stream?

Not while it's live. After it ends, a past broadcast (VOD) of 30 minutes or less can be saved, and clips always work.

Can I download my own Twitch highlights?

Yes, if they're public and 30 minutes or shorter. Highlights use the same twitch.tv/videos/<number> link as VODs.

Will the chat be included?

No. Only the video and audio are saved, not the chat overlay.

Is this Twitch downloader free?

Yes. There is no sign-up, no app to install and no watermark added to your file.

How do I download a Twitch video?

Copy the link of a public post on Twitch, paste it in the box above and press "Get video". Pick MP4 or MP3, then save the file.

Can I download private posts?

No. Only public posts work. Private, friends-only, paid and DRM-protected content can't be saved.

Do you keep my files?

Files are stored on our server only while you download them and are deleted automatically within one hour. We don't keep a history of links.

Is it legal to download videos?

Download only videos you made yourself or have permission to use. Most platforms' terms don't allow saving other people's content, and re-uploading it can break copyright law.