You posted a product demo on LinkedIn six months ago, and the original file is gone from your laptop. The post is still live, so you need a copy. Kwebby's LinkedIn Video Downloader turns the post link into an MP4 file you can keep on your device, as long as the video is public and you have the right to save it.
This guide covers what the tool does, how to use it step by step, and how to stay on the right side of copyright and LinkedIn's rules.
Key Takeaways
- The Kwebby LinkedIn Video Downloader saves a public LinkedIn video post to your device as an MP4 file in HD quality.
- You paste a post link, click Get Video Info, then click Download. The tool needs no app and no LinkedIn login on your side.
- It works on public posts with "Anyone" visibility and on native video uploads. Embedded YouTube links are not supported.
- Save only videos you own or have permission to download, and respect copyright and LinkedIn's Terms of Service.
- The download runs on Kwebby's servers, so your browser only needs to handle the final file.
- For audio only, use the LinkedIn to MP3 Converter instead.
- Limits: each visitor can start 5 video downloads and 10 MP3 downloads per hour across Kwebby's LinkedIn tools, and each file is limited to 100 MB.
What Is the Kwebby LinkedIn Video Downloader?
Kwebby's LinkedIn Video Downloader is a free web tool that saves a public LinkedIn video post as an MP4 file at the best available quality, or as an MP3 at 192 kbps from the same format list. You paste the post link, click Get Video Info, and download the file. You do not install anything and you do not need to register.
The page asks you to use it only for content you have the right to download. Downloaded content should stay in personal and professional, non-commercial use. That rule is not a formality. The video's creator still owns it, and a download does not change that.
Key Features and How It Works
The tool does one job and keeps the steps short. Here is what you get.
MP4 Files in HD Quality
The tool saves each video as an MP4 file at the best available quality. MP4 plays on phones, laptops, video editors and presentation software, so you rarely need a second conversion. If you need a smaller file afterward, run it through the Video Compressor.
Three Supported Link Formats
You can paste any of these LinkedIn link types:
linkedin.com/posts/username_...for post URLs that contain a videolinkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:...for feed update URLslinkedin.com/video/...for direct video URLs
Public Posts with "Anyone" Visibility
The tool reads public video posts that have "Anyone" visibility. Posts limited to connections, group members or other restricted audiences are out of reach. Native video uploads work. Links to videos hosted on other platforms, such as YouTube, do not.
Server-Side Download With No Login
The download runs on Kwebby's servers. You do not install an app, and you do not log in to LinkedIn to use the tool. Your browser receives the finished MP4 file and saves it to your device.
Why Saving LinkedIn Videos Matters
Most people who search for a LinkedIn video downloader want a backup of their own work. A webinar clip, a product walkthrough or a conference talk lives on LinkedIn, and the source file sits in an old folder or on a former colleague's laptop. A copy on your own drive protects that work.
Copyright adds a second reason to be careful. The U.S. Copyright Office explains that protection starts automatically once someone creates an original work and fixes it in a recording, and that the owner holds the exclusive right to reproduce and distribute copies. A LinkedIn video you did not make belongs to its creator, even when the post is public.
In practice, that means two safe cases: videos you created, and videos where the creator gave you permission. Everything else needs a request first.
How to Use the LinkedIn Video Downloader
Follow these steps with a public LinkedIn video post.
- Open the LinkedIn video post you want to save.
- Click the three-dot menu on the post and select "Copy link to post". You can also copy the URL from your browser address bar.
- Paste the URL into the input field on the tool, or use the Paste button next to it.
- Click "Get Video Info".
- Click Download. The MP4 file saves to your device automatically.
If the tool cannot read the link, check that the post is public, that it contains a native video, and that the link matches one of the three supported formats. The page also has a "Report if not working" button for broken cases.
Best Practices for Saving LinkedIn Videos
A few habits keep you out of trouble and save time.
Confirm You Have the Right to Download
Ask yourself one question before you click: do I own this video, or did the creator say I can have it? If the answer is no, send the creator a short message and wait for a reply. Common mistake: assuming a public post is free to reuse.
Check the Post Before You Paste
Open the post in a private browser window or while logged out. If you can still play the video, it is likely public. If LinkedIn asks you to sign in, the post is restricted and this tool will not fetch it.
Keep Credit and Context When You Share
When a creator allows you to share their clip internally, keep their name and the original post link with the file. A file name like jordan-sales-demo-2026-from-linkedin-post.mp4 saves everyone from guessing later. Never re-upload someone else's video as your own.
Respect Platform Rules
LinkedIn's User Agreement governs how members use content on the platform. The page states that you should respect LinkedIn's Terms of Service, and you should read them if you plan to use downloaded videos beyond personal reference. This article does not give legal advice. Ask a lawyer if a commercial use is on the table.
Do Not Look for Ways Around Restrictions
Private, connections-only or paid content stays off limits. The tool does not read it, and you should not try to get it by other means.
Common Use Cases
- Back up your own videos. Keep a copy of every demo, webinar clip and announcement you posted.
- Reuse your brand content. Pull your company's video into a slide deck or a newsletter without asking marketing for the source file.
- Watch offline with permission. Save a creator's talk for a flight after they approve it.
- Edit your own clip. Cut it with the Video Trimmer or turn a short section into a looping image with the Video to GIF Converter.
- Collect training material. Save internal-team videos that employees posted, with their consent, for onboarding.
Related Kwebby Tools
The Free Video & Audio Downloaders hub lists every downloader on Kwebby. These tools sit closest to this one:
- LinkedIn to MP3 Converter: extracts the audio track from a LinkedIn video as an MP3 file, useful for talks you want to hear on the go.
- Facebook Video Downloader: saves Facebook videos as MP4 when you have the right to download them.
- YouTube Video Downloader: the same idea for YouTube videos you own or have permission to save.
- Video Compressor: shrinks an MP4 before you email it or upload it elsewhere.
The same rules apply to every downloader: save only what you own or have permission to download.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I download a LinkedIn video?
Copy the post link, paste it into the tool, click Get Video Info, and click Download. To copy the link, open the three-dot menu on the post and select "Copy link to post". The MP4 file saves to your device automatically.
Which LinkedIn links does the downloader support?
The tool supports linkedin.com/posts/ URLs, linkedin.com/feed/update/ URLs and linkedin.com/video/ URLs. The post must hold a native video upload. Embedded links to external video platforms such as YouTube are not supported.
Can I download videos from private LinkedIn posts?
No. The tool works with public posts that have "Anyone" visibility. Posts limited to connections, group members or other restricted audiences cannot be accessed, and you should not try to download them.
Do I need a LinkedIn account or login to use it?
No. The page states that no LinkedIn login or app installation is required. You paste a link, and the download runs on Kwebby's servers.
Is it legal to download a LinkedIn video?
It depends on whose video it is and what you do with it. Download only content you own or have permission to save, respect copyright and LinkedIn's Terms of Service, and keep personal copies for personal and professional, non-commercial use. This is general information, not legal advice.
Can I save only the audio from a LinkedIn video?
Yes, with the LinkedIn to MP3 Converter. It extracts the audio from a public LinkedIn video post and saves it as an MP3 file. The same permission rules apply.
How many downloads can I make, and what happens to the link I paste?
Each visitor can start 5 video downloads and 10 MP3 downloads per hour across Kwebby's LinkedIn tools, and each file is limited to 100 MB. Kwebby's server fetches the file, hands it to your browser and deletes its copy once the download is served, or after about 15 minutes if it is never collected. The job record holds the link, the title and your IP address and expires about 10 minutes after the job ends. Server logs can also include the link you paste.
Final Thoughts
The Kwebby LinkedIn Video Downloader gives you a quick way to keep an MP4 copy of a public LinkedIn video, with no app and no registration. Use it for your own demos, webinars and announcements first. For anyone else's video, get permission and respect copyright and LinkedIn's Terms of Service before you save or share it. Open the tool, paste your post link, and back up your best video today.