Complete guide to saving videos and images from LinkedIn posts for free without login.
LinkedIn does not provide a direct download option for videos or images shared in posts. Whether you want to save an informational video, a product demo, a conference recording, or an infographic image, QuickSaveVideos makes it possible with just a URL paste.
Unlike browser extensions that may compromise your privacy, QuickSaveVideos is a server-side tool that never accesses your LinkedIn account. No login, no tracking, no risk.
Paste any LinkedIn post URL and download the video or image in HD.
📥 Go to QuickSaveVideosSome LinkedIn posts are restricted by privacy settings. Only public posts can be downloaded.
Only individual post URLs are supported. You need to open the specific post and copy its URL.
Not all LinkedIn videos are uploaded in HD. The available quality depends on what was originally uploaded.
Yes, the site works in Safari and Chrome on iPhone as well as on Android and desktop. When you tap Download, iOS saves the file to your Files app under Downloads, where you can play it, move it to your photo library, or share it. Because the tool runs entirely in the browser, there is nothing to install and it behaves the same whether you are on a phone, tablet, or computer.
Only download videos you own or have permission to save. Most LinkedIn videos are the work of the person who posted them, so saving a clip for personal reference or internal use is usually fine, while reposting it publicly or using it commercially generally requires the author's approval. You should respect the original creator's rights, LinkedIn's terms of service, and the copyright rules that apply in your country. If a post clearly marks itself as licensed or copyrighted, treat that as a signal to ask before saving.
No, QuickSaveVideos works for any publicly visible LinkedIn post and does not require a Premium subscription, a free account, or any login at all. You only need the public URL of the post you want to save. That said, the downloader's reach is limited by LinkedIn's visibility rules: posts shared only with connections, specific groups, or private audiences cannot be fetched, regardless of whether you have Premium. If a post shows a lock icon or a members-only message, it is not publicly downloadable.
Yes, with one important step. Videos embedded in LinkedIn posts are usually hosted on YouTube or Vimeo, not on LinkedIn's own player, so the LinkedIn page itself contains only a small player widget. For the most reliable result, open the embedded video, grab its original URL from YouTube or Vimeo, and paste that into QuickSaveVideos instead. Native LinkedIn videos (those uploaded directly by the poster and played in LinkedIn's own player) do not need this workaround and can be fetched straight from the post URL.
Not every LinkedIn post can be downloaded, and the single biggest factor is whether the post is public.
LinkedIn lets post authors choose who can see their content. A post may be visible to everyone, or restricted to the author's connections, a company page's followers, members of a group, or people who follow a specific topic. QuickSaveVideos can only reach content that is publicly visible on the open web. If a post appears only to people the author chose, the page links a login and the downloader has nothing to fetch — the failure is a visibility setting, not a problem with the tool.
The same restriction applies to login. QuickSaveVideos never signs into a LinkedIn account, so anything that requires membership (such as some group posts) is out of reach by design. This keeps your LinkedIn credentials safe and lets the tool work on any device without setup.
When a download fails, start by checking whether the post is public and whether the video is native or embedded.
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