SnapDownloader

Even though there's a lot of video content readily available online, video downloaders are still needed. Why? Well, for example, some users want to back up a favorite clip, others simply want to transfer them to other devices for offline viewing, and so forth.

A quick Google search will undoubtedly yield thousands of results, so getting your hands on a tool of this sort is not difficult. The tricky part is finding a good video downloader, as there's a lot more to a video downloader than just its ability to grab clips.

SnapDownloader is one such tool and, just to save you the trouble of asking - it's remarkably good.

For starters, SnapDownloader supports somewhere well over 900 websites (according to its developers), including some of the most popular platforms such as YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, Vimeo, etc.

It can even download entire playlists if you really need it, and it comes with support for bulk downloads (you can add up to 15 video links at once in the app).

You can choose the save time (if your Internet connection allows it) and download multiple videos all at once, or you can use the built-in download scheduler and grab them at a preferred time later. Speaking of saving time, the app has a "One-Click Mode" which allows you to set your preferred output format and quality and simply paste a link in the app.

The app supports the latest resolutions and formats. You can download videos in 8K, 4K, UHD, 1080p, and 720p.

One of the great things about SnapDownloader is the plethora of in-built tools. For example, there's the in-built video trimmer that, as its name states, allows you to cut and shrink videos according to your needs.

Because no modern video downloader would be complete without the ability to convert files, it's worth noting that SnapDownloader can convert videos to audio, and supports 7 output formats such as MP4, MP3, AVI, AAC, M4A, WAV, and AIFF.

The list of features doesn't end here. The app is also capable of saving YouTube subtitles (in more than 50 languages) and downloading YouTube chapters. Another great thing is that the app can automatically add metadata to your downloaded files (if this option is enabled, of course).

Last but not least, with this app, you also benefit from a proxy setup. This means that you can add proxy credentials to bypass potential geo-restrictions (useful for downloading videos that are blocked in your specific country).

By now, it should be quite clear that SnapDownloader is without a doubt a very capable tool that stands well above the average video downloader.

It has a price point, it's easy to install and remarkably easy to work with, it has a modern interface (with a Dark Mode included), it's available for both Windows and macOS, offers a wide range of output and format conversion options, and the engine offers a good download speeds.

To conclude, if a simple video downloader doesn't cut it for you, then chances are that SnapDownloader is exactly what you're looking for.