LinkedIn Video Downloader

Paste the public LinkedIn post URL into the input above. When the link points to a public post with a native LinkedIn video, Maito resolves the video file and shows a download-ready preview.

1. Copy the link from the LinkedIn post menu.
2. Paste the full URL into the downloader.
3. Download the resolved video file when the preview is ready.

This keeps the workflow on the page: no extension, no account connection, and no extra software just to save a public LinkedIn video.

Maito's LinkedIn video downloader is built for one job: paste a public LinkedIn post URL, resolve the native video, and save it as an MP4 file. It is useful when you want to keep a reference clip, review a customer story, collect creative examples, or study a public LinkedIn video away from the feed.

The tool works in your browser, so there is no Chrome extension, desktop app, or LinkedIn login step. You only need the public post link that LinkedIn gives you from the post menu.

The downloader supports public LinkedIn posts that contain native LinkedIn video. The safest link is the full post URL copied from LinkedIn's "Copy link to post" action.

• Public LinkedIn feed posts with uploaded video
• Public company page posts with native video
• Public profile posts that use LinkedIn's video player

It does not unlock private content, gated content, LinkedIn Learning videos, or posts that require a signed-in account to view. If the original post is deleted, restricted, or does not include a native LinkedIn video, the download may fail.

On desktop, open the LinkedIn post in your browser, use the post menu to copy the link, paste it into the downloader, and click Download. When the video is ready, use the download button to save the file.

On mobile, the flow is the same. Share or copy the public post link from the LinkedIn app, open this page in your mobile browser, paste the URL, and download the video. The file is usually saved to your browser's downloads folder or your phone's files app.

If a LinkedIn video download does not work, start by checking the link. The URL should point to a public LinkedIn post, not a profile page, search result, notification, or copied browser session URL.

• Confirm the post is public and still available.
• Make sure the post contains an uploaded LinkedIn video.
• Copy the link from the post menu instead of the address bar.
• Try the full desktop URL if a shortened mobile link fails.

Use downloaded videos responsibly. Save public videos only when you have permission, ownership, or a legitimate personal reference need.