How do I download a video from a LinkedIn post?

Open the post on LinkedIn, tap the three dots and choose Copy link to post (on desktop you can also copy the address bar URL). Paste that link into the box above and press Get Video. The video appears with a preview and a Download MP4 button.

Do I need a LinkedIn account to download videos?

No. There's no login, no sign-up and nothing to install. The downloader reads the same public post that any signed-out visitor can open, so as long as the post is public you can save its video.

Is the downloaded video watermarked?

No. LinkedIn doesn't stamp uploaded videos the way some other networks do, and we don't add anything either. You get the original MP4 exactly as it was uploaded.

What quality do I get?

You get the highest-quality MP4 LinkedIn serves for that post — commonly 720p or 1080p depending on what the author uploaded. We never re-encode, so nothing is lost in the process.

Can I download images from a LinkedIn post too?

Yes. If the post is a photo or carousel rather than a video, every image shows up in a grid with its own Save button. Posts that mix a video and images give you both.

Why does it say no video was found?

Three common reasons: the link points to a profile or a company page rather than a post, the post is only visible to the author's connections, or the post genuinely contains no media. Copying the link again with Copy link to post fixes it most of the time.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. The page is built mobile-first and the download runs straight through your browser. On iOS the file lands in Files (or Downloads in Safari); on Android it goes to your Downloads folder.

Does the post's author know I downloaded their video?

No. LinkedIn doesn't notify anyone about downloads, and this tool never signs in, so there's no view or interaction recorded against you either.

Can I repost a video I downloaded?

That's up to the copyright holder, not us. Downloading for personal reference, offline viewing or archiving your own posts is normally fine; re-publishing someone else's video without permission or credit generally isn't. Ask first.

LinkedIn Video Downloader
Download Any LinkedIn Video Free

Paste a LinkedIn post link and save the video as MP4 — full quality, no watermark, no login. Photo posts work too.

No Watermark

No Login

MP4 in Seconds

LinkedIn post link

How to get the LinkedIn video link

No login needed

1
Open the ⋯ menu
On the LinkedIn post you want, tap the three dots in its top-right corner.
2
Copy link to post
Pick “Copy link to post”. That single link is everything we need.
3
Paste it above
Drop it in the box and press Get Video. Your MP4 is ready in seconds.

LinkedIn post menu with the Copy link to post option highlighted

On the LinkedIn app: tap Send or the share icon under the post, then Copy link. On desktop you can also just copy the URL from your browser’s address bar while the post is open.

How It Works

How to Download a Video From LinkedIn

Three steps, under a minute, and no LinkedIn account at any point.

Copy the post link

On the post, tap the three dots and choose “Copy link to post”. On desktop, the URL in the address bar works just as well.

Paste it above

Drop the link into the box and press Get Video. We pull the post's media in a few seconds — nothing is installed and nobody is notified.

Save the MP4

Check the preview, then press Download MP4. The original file lands on your device — no watermark, no re-encoding, no quality loss.

Why This One

Built for Speed, Free Forever

Original quality

We hand you the exact MP4 LinkedIn serves — usually 720p or 1080p. No re-encoding, so nothing softens or blocks up.

No watermark, ever

Nothing is stamped onto the file. What the author uploaded is what you get.

No login, no signup

No LinkedIn account, no email, no app. Paste a link and go — and nobody is notified you did.

Photos and carousels too

Photo posts aren't a dead end. Every image in the post gets its own Save button.

Works everywhere

iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows — it's a web page, so there's nothing to keep updated.

Need every video from one person?

Open their profile in our Anonymous LinkedIn Profile Viewer — every recent post is listed with a one-tap link back here, and they never see that you looked.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about downloading LinkedIn videos, quality, mobile, and what's fair to do with the file.

Why LinkedIn has no download button

LinkedIn plays video inline and stops there. There is no Save option in the post menu, no offline mode in the mobile app, and nothing in the desktop player's right-click menu on most browsers. If you want to keep a conference talk, a product demo or a clip you posted yourself, the platform simply doesn't offer a way.

That is what this tool fills in. Give it the post link and it reads the post the same way your browser does, finds the MP4 the player is pointed at, and hands you that file directly. Nothing is re-encoded and nothing is added — the bytes you save are the bytes LinkedIn serves.

Which links work

Both LinkedIn post URL formats are accepted. The everyday one looks like linkedin.com/posts/name_some-text-ugcPost-123456-abcd and is what “Copy link to post” gives you. The other appears when you open a post from your feed: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:123456. Paste either. Article links (/pulse/…) work too.

What won't work is a profile URL, a company page, or a post restricted to the author's connections — if a logged-out visitor can't open it, neither can we. The tool says so plainly instead of spinning.

Downloading on iPhone and Android

Mobile is the common case, so the page is built for it. In the LinkedIn app, tap the three dots on the post and choose Copy link to post, switch to your browser, and paste. On iOS the MP4 saves into Files (Safari puts it under Downloads); on Android it goes to your Downloads folder and shows in the notification shade. From there you can move it into Photos or share it on.

What's fair to do with the file

Saving your own uploads, keeping a talk for offline viewing, or archiving a reference for internal research are all ordinary uses. Re-uploading somebody else's video as your own is not, and it can land you a copyright complaint. If you want to share a clip publicly, the safe route is to credit the author or simply reshare the original post — which also does more for them than a reupload would.

Disclaimer

SpyBroski is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to LinkedIn Corporation or Microsoft. This tool only accesses media from posts that LinkedIn already serves publicly — it cannot reach private posts, connection-only content, or anything behind a login. You are responsible for how you use the files you download; respect the original creators' copyright.

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