2024 Hack: Download YouTube Videos To Your Laptop In Just A Few Steps

Everyone uses YouTube as a source of entertainment, information, and education. However, there are times when you might want to watch a video later, especially during flights or journeys where there’s no internet connection. In such cases, downloading YouTube videos for offline viewing is the solution. The legal and recommended method for this is to use YouTube Premium. With a YouTube Premium subscription, priced at ₹149 per month, you can easily download videos to watch offline. Here’s how you can download a video to your laptop.

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Steps To Download A YouTube Video

To start, make sure you have a YouTube Premium subscription. If you haven’t subscribed yet, you’ll need to do so before following the steps below.

Step 1: Open YouTube and log in to your YouTube Premium account.

Step 2: Find the video you want to download for offline viewing and open it.

Step 3: Download the video – Below the video player, next to the share button, you’ll see a Download button. Click on it, and the video will be saved to your computer for offline viewing.

Downloaded Videos Can Be Viewed Here

To find your downloaded videos, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open youtube.com.

Step 2: From the hamburger menu on the left side, select Downloads. Here, you’ll find all your offline videos, available for viewing at any time.

YouTube notes that downloaded videos can only be viewed offline for up to 29 days. After this period, you’ll need to reconnect to the internet to maintain access.

While other methods to download videos exist, they violate YouTube’s terms of service. We strongly recommend against using them, as they may expose your device to malware or other security risks.

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Avijit Gupta

I am a passionate multimedia journalist with a proven track record in editorial roles at leading media organisations. As a Sub-Editor at The Daily Guardian I've covered everything from Box-office breakdowns to in-depth film analysis. I thrive in fast-paced environments, tackling new challenges head-on and bringing a fresh perspective to every story.