LinkedIn Video Download

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Find the LinkedIn video post. Navigate to LinkedIn and find the post containing the video you want to download. This works with videos posted directly to the LinkedIn feed by individuals, companies, and creators.

Step 2: Copy the post URL. Click on the three dots (•••) on the post and select "Copy link to post". Alternatively, click the post to open it and copy the URL from your browser. LinkedIn URLs look like linkedin.com/posts/... or linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Step 3: Paste and fetch the video. Paste the URL into the input field above and click "Get Video". Our tool retrieves the video information including a preview thumbnail, post text, and author details.

Step 4: Download in HD. Preview the video to confirm it's what you need, then click "Download Video (HD)". The tool automatically selects the best quality available, prioritizing 720p when the video was uploaded in high definition.

Native LinkedIn videos. Videos uploaded directly to LinkedIn posts by individuals, companies, or creators. These are the most common type and download in the quality they were uploaded (typically up to 720p).

Company page videos. Professional content shared by businesses on their LinkedIn company pages. These often include product demos, company culture videos, and marketing content.

Creator content. Videos from LinkedIn creators and influencers sharing insights, tutorials, and thought leadership. These are great for professional development.

Not supported: LinkedIn Learning, Live videos in progress, or embedded external videos. LinkedIn Learning courses are protected content. Live videos must end before downloading. YouTube or other embedded videos should be downloaded from their original platforms.

Professional development offline. Save industry insights, career advice, and skill-building content for viewing during commutes, flights, or offline study sessions. Build a library of valuable professional content. Particularly useful for SaaS marketers and professional coaches.

Training and onboarding material. Download relevant industry tutorials or process explanations to share with team members. Great for creating internal training resources (with proper permissions).

Conference and event content. Speakers often share clips from presentations. Download these to reference later or catch up on events you missed.

Competitor and industry research. Marketing teams study competitor content strategies. Download videos to analyze messaging, production quality, and engagement approaches. See our campaign setup guide for testing methodologies.

Backing up your own content. If you post videos to LinkedIn, download your own content to keep backups. LinkedIn's analytics change and posts can be harder to find over time.

Use the correct post URL. Make sure you copy the URL of the specific post containing the video, not a profile URL or feed URL. Click into the post to get its unique URL.

Check visibility settings. Videos must be publicly accessible. Content from connections-only posts or private company pages may not work. If you can view the video without being logged in, it should download.

Quality depends on the upload. Our tool downloads at 720p when available, but quality depends on what the poster uploaded. Professional content is usually higher quality than casual mobile uploads.

For other platforms. If the LinkedIn post contains a YouTube link rather than a native video, use our YouTube Downloader instead for better quality from the original source.

Respect professional content. LinkedIn content is often created for professional reputation building. Be especially mindful of proper attribution and don't repurpose others' professional content without permission.