YouTube doesn’t let you download video clips from the site unless you have a premium account, but luckily there are third-party tools to help. One popular option is Documents by Readle, which can be downloaded for free from the App Store on iOS devices or a Web browser for Windows. This app actually offers two different functions: a file manager and a browser, both of which can be used to download videos from a variety of sources.

This tool supports a wide range of video formats and resolutions, and can even download 3D and 360-degree videos if available. To use it, simply paste the URL for the video you want to download into the text box in the middle of the window. You can also select a video format and quality, although it’s important to remember that a higher-quality file will result in a larger download size.

Another option for downloading videos is YTOFFLINE, an online utility that’s simple to use and doesn’t require any registration or other limitations. This tool can even download captions for videos, and there’s a handy scheduler to manage multiple downloads at once. Just be aware that it can take some time to download a video, depending on the length and size of the video and your internet speed.

Alternatively, you can try using an extensive video processing software such as VideoProc (by Digiarty). This program offers more than just a YouTube downloader and lets you cut, merge, crop, rotate, and do much more to make clickable videos.  youtube video downloader