How to Download LinkedIn Videos in 2026 (Free, No Login)
Works with public links only. We never store the videos you download — links are resolved on demand.
LinkedIn is full of useful video — conference talks, product demos, founder updates, and how-to clips — but the platform gives you no download button. This guide shows you how to save a native LinkedIn video in its original quality, on any device, without logging in or adding a watermark.
What you can and can't download
LinkedIn hosts two kinds of video:
- Native video — uploaded directly to LinkedIn and playing inside the feed. This is what you can download.
- Embedded video — a YouTube or Vimeo player dropped into a post. This is hosted elsewhere; use the guide for that platform instead.
You can only save public posts. If a video sits behind a private page, a members-only group, or a "connections only" share, LinkedIn never serves it publicly and it can't be fetched. A quick test: open the post link in a private/incognito window. If it plays without a login prompt, you're good.
How to download a LinkedIn video (3 steps)
- Copy the post link. On the video post, tap the three-dot menu (•••) and choose Copy link to post. On desktop, click the timestamp or the three-dot menu and copy the URL from your browser bar.
- Paste it into ReelsDownloader. Open ReelsDownloader, paste the link into the box, and it detects the video automatically.
- Pick your quality and download. Choose the resolution you want — the original file saves straight to your device, with no LinkedIn watermark and no re-encoding.
On iPhone
Copy the link from the LinkedIn app, switch to Safari, open ReelsDownloader, paste, and download. The video lands in Files (or Photos, depending on your choice). If you want it in your camera roll, open it in Files and tap Share → Save Video.
On Android
Copy the link from the LinkedIn app, open ReelsDownloader in Chrome, paste, and tap download. The file saves to your Downloads folder and appears in your Gallery automatically.
On desktop (Windows / Mac)
Copy the post URL from your browser, paste it into ReelsDownloader, and the file downloads to your usual Downloads folder — ready to drop into a presentation or share internally.
Why the original quality matters
LinkedIn's in-app player compresses video for streaming. Downloading the source file gives you the crisp original — important if you're re-sharing a talk, clipping a demo for your team, or archiving your own posts before an account change.
Use it responsibly
ReelsDownloader is for saving content you own, have permission to use, or that's free to reuse. Downloading someone else's video to re-upload as your own can infringe copyright — please credit creators and respect LinkedIn's terms. If a public link ever fails, it's almost always because the post is private or was deleted — double-check with an incognito window, and contact us if it still won't work.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download a LinkedIn video without logging in?
Yes. ReelsDownloader resolves the public video link in your browser, so you never sign in or connect a LinkedIn account. Paste the post link and download.
Why does my LinkedIn link say 'private' or fail?
LinkedIn videos posted to a private company page, a members-only group, or shared 'to connections only' are not publicly accessible, so they cannot be fetched. Only publicly visible posts work. Open the post in an incognito window — if it loads without logging in, the link will work.
Does LinkedIn notify the person if I download their video?
No. Downloading a public post is a normal browser request; the poster receives no notification.
Can I download a video from a LinkedIn article or newsletter?
If the video plays natively inside the post, yes. Embedded YouTube players are not supported — only LinkedIn-hosted (native) video can be saved.