Download videos from anywhere, in up to 4K.
Paste a link from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, Snapchat and 15+ more — get a clean MP4 or MP3 in seconds. Free, no watermark, no account.
One box. Every feed you love.
Powered by the open-source cobalt download engine — the same tech trusted by millions. If a platform is listed here, the link just works.
…plus Bilibili · Bluesky · Dailymotion · Loom · Pinterest · Reddit · Rutube · SoundCloud · Streamable · Tumblr · Twitch clips · Vimeo · VK and more.
Built like a pro tool, priced like air.
No accounts, no watermarks, no "premium unlock". Just the file you asked for.
Up to 4K quality
Grabs the highest quality the platform actually serves — up to 2160p 4K on supported uploads. You choose the ceiling.
No watermark
TikTok downloads come clean — no bouncing logo, no username stamp. The video, exactly as uploaded.
MP3 in one click
Need just the audio? Switch to Audio mode and get a clean MP3 — perfect for podcasts, speeches and sounds.
Private by design
Links are processed in-memory and never stored on a server. Your history lives only in your own browser.
Works everywhere
Phone, tablet, laptop — the whole app is one HTML file with zero dependencies. Save it, share it, host it anywhere.
Open engine
Built on the open-source cobalt engine. Heavy user? Point VidVault at your own self-hosted instance in Settings.
Three steps. Ten seconds.
Copy the link
Open any video on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X or Snapchat and hit Share → Copy link.
Paste it here
Drop the link in the box above. VidVault auto-detects the platform and asks the engine for the best file.
Download
Pick your quality — or grab the MP3 — and save the file straight to your device. Done.
Recently fetched
Stored only in this browser — clear it anytime.
Run your own engine
VidVault talks to a public cobalt-compatible API instance. For unlimited personal use, self-hosting takes one command.
API instance
VidVault auto-discovers the fastest reachable community instance. Paste your own instance URL to override it — saved in your browser.
Questions, answered.
Yes — completely. It uses a free community API instance and the open-source cobalt engine. There are no accounts, no paywalls and no "pro" tier hiding the 4K button.
You'll get the best quality the platform actually provides for that video. If the uploader posted in 4K, you can grab 4K; if the original is 720p, no tool on earth can invent the missing pixels. "Best available" is the honest default.
No. The engine pulls the original uploaded file, so there's no watermark, no logo bounce and no username overlay.
Public instances are shared, so heavy traffic can briefly throttle them — wait a minute and retry. Some mobile networks also block certain instances; VidVault auto-tries several, and if none respond you'll get a one-tap button that opens the official cobalt.tools site with your link pre-filled. For uninterrupted use, self-host your own instance with the one-line docker command in Settings.
Downloading content you own, that's Creative Commons, or that you have permission to save is fine. For everything else, respect the creator's rights and the platform's terms — VidVault is a tool; how you use it is your responsibility.
Your link goes straight from your browser to the download engine, which processes it in memory. VidVault itself has no server and no database — your history is kept only in your browser's local storage.