4KTUBE

It’s always nice to have an offline video library of your own, where some of your favorite clips from the web can be accessed without relying on an internet connection. Downloader tools are in no scarce supply, so you can afford to be picky.

Offering batch downloading capabilities and supporting a variety of internet platforms, 4KTUBE isn’t anything particularly new, but it can be more convenient than its alternatives if you’re mainly a YouTube user. In short, its interface lets you navigate your clips and download them directly, leading to a more comfortable process.

Most video downloaders should be fine and usable for the majority of users. Due to their abundance, however, it’s all in the extras: some users prefer comfort, convenience, and simplicity, while others revel in being able to configure their downloads as much as they can.

This one is more of the former type. Navigating to your favorite YouTube videos directly through the interface contributes to the program’s overall ease of use, and you’re essentially able to download any number of videos: add them to the queue, and they should start downloading.

The program supports downloading clips in batches from a variety of platforms. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook are some of the available ones, among others.

I should note that you can also download YouTube playlists. The program is a bit slow here, in that it takes a bit of time before it loads all the videos. There’s also a sort of bug with the thumbnails, where the program fails to load them and shows the same thumbnail for all the videos. Otherwise, it’s all good.

4KTUBE is a rather capable video downloader. Save for a few hiccups along the way, it’s a solid entry into the market. I would say that there are some entirely free-to-use tools that can give it a run for its money, but then again, the price of the Pro license isn’t all that prohibitive.