OKMusi

Downloading music is something we all do from time to time, whether it is through a streaming service or directly from YouTube. Before streaming services got popular, most people would download their stuff from YouTube: after all, YouTube-to-MP3 online downloader websites were places we all visited at least once.

Dedicated software is always better than some makeshift website solution, and OKmusi seeks to confirm that. Through it, you can search for your favorite music, play it, download it, and there's even a video downloading function.

Owing to the intuitive interface and easy installation process, it's not hard to get started with the program. The Home page allows users to look for their favorite songs, but there's also a Popular Sites section just below, where websites like YouTube, Facebook, SoundCloud, Vimeo, among others, are available.

It's up to you if you want to search for your songs through a site, or have the app handle everything. For instance, you can type in the name of your song, and the app will look for it through YouTube automatically. When accessing YouTube from the Popular Sites section, the app opens a little browser window in its interface. You can browse the site like you would normally, except you have a download button at your disposal.

Other sites like Vimeo, Instagram, Audiomack, and more, are available, which means that there's no shortage of websites to download stuff from.

When downloading something, users have the option to choose whether to only save the audio feed of a video. This comes in very handy when you're strictly looking to download a song. It should be noted that the maximum downloadable song quality in the Free tier is of 128KBps, whilst the video feed can only to be up to 720P.

Moreover, users can only download 3 songs or videos per day in the Free version, so pick carefully. We found the restrictions to be a bit too harsh, but your mileage may vary.

OKmusi is some nicely built software: it does what it's supposed to, but the limitations of the Free tier may be frustrating to deal with. If you want to use it for the occasional music download, it'll do the job just fine.