Download video without losing quality.
Direct MP4 and WebM files stay unchanged. Supported streams are packaged into a compatible file without re-encoding.
See format supportVideo downloader for Chrome
Great video.
Now on your device.
Save supported videos from the web, keep the original audio, or record a live stream. All from a small panel in Chrome.
No account. No uploads. Original quality.
A little closer to offline.StreamSave for Chrome
Your video. Your choice.
Save the whole video or just what you need.
The original quality comes with it.
Keep the audio. Bring the subtitles.
Export original audio, choose up to eight available tracks, and save completed HLS subtitles as VTT or SRT. Embed a selected WebVTT subtitle when the output supports it. No MP3 conversion.
Explore tracks and subtitlesRecord live HLS, then save your capture.
Record unencrypted live HLS and stop when you’re ready. Supported interrupted captures can recover segments already saved locally. Keep Chrome running and your device awake.
Read recording and recovery limits
A clear view of every download.
Queue videos, search your history, and open completed files in their folder. Set your preferred quality and run up to 10 jobs at once.
Get help with downloadsFrom the source to your device.
Your videos don’t take a detour through our servers. StreamSave requests media directly from the source and processes it locally in your browser.
How we handle your data- No analytics or telemetry
- No ads
- No developer-operated media server
From play to saved, in three steps.
Try it with a sample- 1
Find your video.
Play it on its website and open StreamSave. Choose a detected video, or paste a direct media link.
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Choose your tracks.
Choose the available quality, audio tracks, subtitles, and a name you’ll recognize.
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Save it locally.
Download to your computer. Close the panel if you like—your job keeps running in Chrome.
Will it work with your video?
Support depends on the media format, website access, and source codecs. StreamSave doesn’t bypass DRM or encryption.
Full compatibility guideDirect MP4 & WebM
Original files and audio export
SupportedCompleted HLS
Video, audio, and WebVTT subtitles
SupportedOn-demand DASH
Supported static, single-period MP4 layouts
Selected formatsLive HLS
Unencrypted, complete media segments
RecordingDRM, encrypted media & live DASH
Not supported
UnavailableBefore you download.
Does StreamSave work on every website?
No. StreamSave works with supported media formats when Chrome and the source website allow access. DRM, encrypted streams, and some layouts aren’t supported. Only save media you own or have permission to download.
Will downloading change the quality?
StreamSave does not re-encode. Direct video files are preserved, and supported stream tracks are copied into a compatible container. The selected quality comes from what the source offers.
Can I close the panel during a download?
Yes. Downloads and recordings continue with the side panel closed. Keep Chrome running and your device awake; quitting Chrome can interrupt unfinished work.
Can I recover an interrupted recording?
For supported HLS and fully segmented DASH captures, you can save usable segments already stored locally—even after a browser restart if the data survives. Recovery cannot recreate missing media or resume an uncaptured live broadcast.
Does it convert audio to MP3?
No. Audio export keeps the original encoding. The saved format depends on the source and compatible container, such as M4A or WebM.
Is my video sent to a server?
No media is uploaded to StreamSave. Downloads go directly from the source website to your browser, where processing happens locally. Your source website still receives normal media requests.
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Add to Chrome
Free on the Chrome Web Store. For desktop Chrome 116+.