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It depends on who you are and what you do with the content. Most platforms’ Terms of Service restrict downloading unless you use a built-in download feature. However, several widely recognized lawful cases exist across every platform:

• Your own content — If you’re the creator, you can download and archive your own uploads at any time.
• Explicit creator permission — If the copyright holder grants you permission, your use is legally sound.
• Creative Commons & public domain — Videos and tracks licensed under Creative Commons or in the public domain may be freely downloaded per their license terms.
• Fair use / fair dealing — In the US and similar jurisdictions, limited use for education, commentary, research, or news may qualify. Consult a legal professional if unsure.

Downloading copyrighted content you don’t own — and especially redistributing or monetizing it — is a violation of copyright law and the platform’s Terms. TubePull is a tool for lawful downloading, archiving, and backup; you are responsible for ensuring your use complies with applicable laws.

Read the full plain-English legal guide ›

We do not store, cache, or retain any video files on our servers. Downloads stream through our servers to your device and the working file is deleted as soon as the transfer finishes. We do, however, keep a record of each download request — URL, video title, format, your IP, and a timestamp — for rate-limiting, abuse prevention, and (for signed-in users) your download history. See our Privacy Policy for retention details.

Free users can complete up to 3 successful video downloads in any 24-hour rolling window, one video at a time. Your counter resets 24 hours after your first download of the day. Upgrading to the Pro plan removes this cap for normal use and also adds the batch downloader — queue up to 5 videos simultaneously.

Free users can download videos up to 1 hour long. Long-form content — full streams, multi-hour podcasts, lectures, and conference recordings — is a Pro-plan feature with no length cap. The preview will tell you up front if a video needs Pro so you don’t waste a click.

TubePull supports MP4 at 360p, 480p, 720p, and 1080p Full HD on the free plan, plus 1440p (2K) and 2160p (4K) on the Pro plan — alongside WebM and audio-only MP3 extraction. Quality options shown will reflect what the source video actually offers; if a video was uploaded at 720p, 1080p and 4K won’t appear as options.

Free downloads are capped at 1080p to keep the service free and fast for everyone. Upgrade to Pro to unlock 2K, 4K, and the original source quality.

No account is ever needed for free downloads — just paste a URL, no email required. We do still keep a server-side record of each request (URL, IP, timestamp) for abuse prevention and rate-limiting, but anonymous downloads never appear in a user-facing history. Pro plan subscribers create an account for download history, batch downloads, and billing management.

Pro plan users can paste up to 5 URLs from any supported platform into the batch queue at once. All five begin downloading in parallel — you don’t wait for one to finish before the next starts. Each file saves to your device as it completes. There is no limit on how many batches you can run per day.

Yes. TubePull is a web-based downloader that runs entirely in your browser, so the same workflow works on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chromebooks — for every supported platform. There’s no app to install, no extension to add, and no operating-system-specific limitation. On iOS, downloaded files save to the Files app; on Android they go to your Downloads folder.

Yes. Switch the Format dropdown above to Audio only (MP3) and TubePull extracts a clean MP3 from any supported video at the highest available bitrate — up to 320 kbps. Perfect for music, podcasts, audiobooks, lectures, or any time you only need the audio. Output is a single MP3 file named after the original title.

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Three reasons. First, TubePull works across ten platforms from one tool, so you don’t need a separate single-platform downloader for each site. Second, it doesn’t use deceptive ads, fake download buttons, forced redirects, or bundled extensions — the visible Download button is the only download button, and the output is the original master stream the source serves (1080p on the free plan, up to 4K on Pro where available), not a downscaled re-encode. Third, your files are streamed directly to your device and the working copy is deleted as soon as the transfer finishes — we don’t store, log, or sell your downloaded files.

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TubePull currently downloads from YouTube, TikTok, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Bandcamp, Twitter/X, Mixcloud, Twitch, and Streamable. We’re built on yt-dlp, the open-source extractor used by archival projects worldwide, so new platforms can be added quickly when there’s demand. Each platform has a dedicated page with deeper details — see the YouTube downloader (1440p/4K/MP3 320), TikTok no-watermark downloader, SoundCloud MP3 downloader, Vimeo 4K downloader, Dailymotion HD downloader, Bandcamp MP3 downloader, Twitter/X video downloader, Mixcloud DJ mix downloader, Twitch clip downloader, and Streamable video downloader.

Yes. TubePull fetches the source MP4 from TikTok’s CDN — the clean version TikTok uses internally for its For You feed — so the file you download has no spinning username overlay and no burned-in watermark. Works on full tiktok.com/@user/video/… links and short vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com share links from the mobile app.

Yes. TubePull pulls the highest-quality stream SoundCloud serves for each track and writes it to a standard MP3 file with ID3 tags (title, artist, album art) so it imports cleanly into Apple Music, iTunes, or any player that reads ID3. Tracks uploaded by SoundCloud Pro and Pro Unlimited accounts download at up to 320 kbps; free-tier uploads are typically 128 kbps.

Yes. One free or Pro account works across every supported platform. You don’t need a separate tool for TikTok and YouTube — paste any supported URL into the same box and TubePull picks the right extractor automatically. Your Pro subscription covers downloads from all platforms.

Most YouTube-specific downloaders (y2mate, savefrom, ssyoutube) only handle YouTube and tend to break for hours or days when YouTube changes its CDN or player. TubePull supports YouTube, TikTok, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Bandcamp, Twitter/X, Mixcloud, Twitch, and Streamable from one tool, and we’re built on yt-dlp — the open-source extractor that ships fixes within hours of upstream changes.