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Best Video Formats Explained: MP4 vs WebM vs MOV
MP4, WebM and MOV compared in plain language: what each format is for, where it plays, how big the files get, and which one to choose for sharing or editing.
Paste the link of a public LinkedIn post that contains a video and save it as an MP4. No account or app is needed.
Tap the three dots on the post, then Copy link to post.
No signup, no login and nothing to install. It runs in your browser.
iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac or Linux: if you have a browser, you're set.
You get the file exactly as LinkedIn serves it, with no re-compression and no extra branding added by us.
The same tool handles Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, X, Pinterest, TikTok, Reddit, Snapchat and LinkedIn.
Links to public posts that contain a video, such as linkedin.com/posts/… and linkedin.com/feed/update/…. Profile pages, company pages and the feed itself are not video links.
No. Posts visible only to connections, private groups and LinkedIn Learning courses need a login, and this tool doesn't sign in to anything. Only public posts work.
The video is saved in the quality LinkedIn provides for that post, which varies by upload. The tool doesn't upscale or re-encode it.
Yes. Downloading LinkedIn videos here costs nothing and needs no account or app. The site is supported by ads. Only public videos work.
Yes. SaveReelsFast is free to use, with no subscription, no account and no limit tied to a login.
No. You only need the link to a public video. We never ask for your LinkedIn username or password.
Saving a video for personal, offline viewing is generally fine, but re-uploading someone else's content without permission can break copyright law and LinkedIn's terms. Only download content you have the right to save, and credit the creator.
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MP4, WebM and MOV compared in plain language: what each format is for, where it plays, how big the files get, and which one to choose for sharing or editing.
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