THE PRACTICAL PART
A better way
to save a video.
Start with your browser. Learn what the formats mean, how to save audio, and where your files live.
Video downloader for Chrome
videobunny is a video downloader extension for desktop Chrome. Install it from the Chrome Web Store, play a supported video, then open the extension to download it to your device.
Read guide BROWSER SETUPVideo downloader for Opera
Desktop Opera can use the videobunny Chrome Web Store package. Open the official listing in Opera, follow the browser’s installation prompts, then play a supported video and open videobunny.
Read guide VIDEO FORMATSHLS / M3U8 video downloader
videobunny can save supported on-demand HLS streams from a video page. M3U8 is the playlist format that points to video segments. The extension reads a valid source and processes its segments locally into a saved media file.
Read guide VIDEO FORMATSDASH video downloader
videobunny supports compatible on-demand MPEG-DASH sources. DASH commonly uses an MPD manifest and separate video and audio segments. The extension obtains supported tracks from the page and combines them locally.
Read guide AUDIODownload audio as MP3
Use the music button beside Download to save a supported video’s audio as MP3. Its tooltip is Download Audio. Conversion runs on your device and requires a readable audio track that the browser can decode.
Read guide YOUR LIBRARYA local library for downloaded videos
videobunny keeps a local library of your downloads in the browser installation that saved them. Play completed videos or audio, search display titles, filter by status and choose a frame for a video’s cover.
Read guideNot sure where to start?
Check browser compatibility or find a quick answer. For an error with a specific source, contact support.