How to Download Multiple Videos at Once (Step-by-Step)

Step-by-step

1. 1

   Copy the video links from the channel or profile

   Open the YouTube channel or TikTok profile you want to archive. On YouTube, open the Videos tab, click each video, then click Share and Copy Link. For a YouTube playlist, click Share on the playlist page and copy the playlist URL. On TikTok, open the profile, tap each video, tap the Share arrow, and choose Copy Link. Collect the URLs in a notes app or text file so you can paste them all at once.

2. 2

   Open Savevids bulk mode in your browser

   Open a new tab in Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Samsung Internet, or Opera and go to savevidsapp.com. Tap the Bulk tile on the home screen, or open the bulk downloader page directly. The page loads in under a second on a normal Wi-Fi connection and the layout adapts to phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop.

3. 3

   Paste up to 30 links, one per line

   Tap or click inside the input box on the bulk downloader page and paste the links you collected, one per line. You can also separate them with commas or spaces. Savevids accepts up to 30 links per bulk job, which is more than enough for a typical channel batch. Check that each link is a full URL, including the 11-character YouTube video ID or the TikTok video token.

4. 4

   Hit Download and let bulk mode run

   Click the Download button. Savevids reads each link in sequence, fetches the MP4 source for each video, and queues the files for download. A progress bar shows you how many links have been processed and how many are left. Keep the tab open and the screen on until the job finishes, which usually takes a few minutes for a 10-video batch on Wi-Fi.

5. 5

   Find your MP4 files in the Downloads folder

   When each MP4 is ready, your browser saves it straight to your Downloads folder. On Windows, look in the Downloads folder in File Explorer. On Mac, check the Downloads stack in the Dock. On Android, open the Files or Downloads app. On iPhone, the Files app opens to the Downloads location. Each filename matches the source video title for easy lookup.

What you can download in bulk

Savevids bulk mode reads any YouTube or TikTok URL you can open in an incognito window. Public YouTube videos, unlisted videos with the share token in the URL, full playlists up to 30 videos, and TikTok public profile videos all work. Each link is processed independently, so if one fails the rest still download, which makes bulk jobs much more reliable than chaining single downloads in separate tabs.

What bulk mode cannot reach: truly private videos locked to specific accounts, members-only uploads, paid rentals, Premiere videos that have not gone live yet, and private TikTok accounts. Savevids never asks for your YouTube or TikTok credentials, so anything that needs a login to view simply will not work. Stick with public links and the tool rarely misses.

For long channels with more than 30 videos, split the job into batches. Copy the first 30 links, run the bulk job, then copy the next 30 and run again. Most channels fit in two or three batches, which is still far faster than downloading each video one by one and managing the queue manually.

• Public YouTube videos, up to 30 per bulk job
• Unlisted videos with the share token in the URL
• Full YouTube playlists up to 30 videos
• TikTok public profile videos, no watermark added
• Live stream recordings, after the stream ends
• Shorts and TikTok clips mixed in the same bulk job

How to download all videos from a youtube channel: quality and formats

YouTube encodes every upload at multiple resolutions, and bulk mode saves the highest quality the source offers by default. For most videos that means HD MP4 at 1080p or 720p, which is what most people want for offline viewing. The original frame rate, usually 30 fps or 60 fps, and the 16:9 landscape or 9:16 vertical aspect ratio are preserved in every saved file.

If you want to save storage on your phone or laptop, you can switch the bulk default to SD MP4 at 480p before starting the job. The MP4s will be roughly half the file size, which matters when you are saving 20 videos to a phone with 64 GB of storage. MP3 audio only is also available as a bulk option, which is the right pick when you want a playlist of music or podcasts without the video.

TikTok videos download at the source resolution, usually 1080p vertical 9:16, with no watermark added on top of the file. Savevids never re-encodes the video, so there is no quality loss in transit. The default filename matches the source video title, which makes it easy to find a specific clip later in your Downloads folder.

• HD MP4 at 1080p or 720p (default, best quality)
• SD MP4 at 480p (smaller file, half the storage)
• MP3 audio only (for music and podcast playlists)
• TikTok MP4 at source resolution, no watermark added
• Original frame rate, aspect ratio, and audio sample rate preserved
• Filenames match the source video title for easy lookup

Where bulk files land on each device

On Windows, every saved MP4 lands in the Downloads folder inside your user profile. Open File Explorer, click Downloads in the left rail, and sort by Date modified to see the newest files first. On Mac, the same files land in the Downloads stack in the Dock, and you can also reach them through Finder under Downloads.

On Android, Chrome saves each MP4 to the Downloads folder, which you can reach through the Files app on Pixel and Samsung devices. The Gallery app picks them up automatically within a few seconds, so you can also find them under Recent. Long-press a file in Files to move it to a specific album if you want to keep things tidy.

On iPhone, Safari saves bulk downloads to the Files app under Downloads, which sits inside iCloud Drive by default. To move a file to Photos, open Files, long-press the MP4, tap Share, then tap Save Video. The clip shows up in your Photos library under Recents within a second or two.

• Windows: Downloads folder in your user profile
• Mac: Downloads stack in the Dock, or Finder under Downloads
• Android: Files or Downloads app, Gallery auto-imports
• iPhone: Files app under Downloads, then Share and Save Video
• Rename files in batch after the job finishes to keep things tidy

Troubleshooting bulk downloads

Most bulk issues come down to one link in the batch failing, a slow network, or a source video that has been removed. If one link fails, Savevids skips it and finishes the rest, so always check the progress bar to see how many files actually saved versus how many links you pasted.

A slow campus, office, or coffee shop network can time out before the bulk job finishes. Switch to a personal hotspot or wait a minute and retry. If your phone browser blocks the download queue, look for a pop-up asking for permission, then allow it. On iPhone, Safari sometimes opens the first MP4 in a quick-view window instead of saving, so long-press the player and choose Download Linked File.

For TikTok profile links, make sure you copied individual video URLs and not the profile URL itself. Bulk mode needs the per-video link, not the @username page. For YouTube playlists with more than 30 videos, split the job into batches. If the saved MP4 has no audio or the audio is out of sync, the source video had a known encoder bug. Refresh, copy the link again, and Savevids will pull a clean copy.

• Check the progress bar to see which links actually saved
• Switch to a personal hotspot on slow public Wi-Fi
• Long-press the player in Safari on iPhone and choose Download Linked File
• Use per-video TikTok links, not the profile URL
• Split channels with more than 30 videos into batches
• Refresh the page and re-copy a link if the audio is out of sync

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