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How to Download Vimeo Videos

Four quick steps to save public videos from Vimeo, plus what to do when a link will not work.

Public videos only. Up to 5 links at once. Skip the wait & unlock 1080p

Updated October 2026

Step by step

  1. Copy the Vimeo link. Copy the address from your browser bar while the video is open.
  2. Paste it into the box. Open the Vimeo Video Downloader (this page), paste the link into the box and press Download.
  3. Choose MP4 or MP3 and a quality. We detect the site, list every quality available and let you pick a format.
  4. Wait a few seconds and save. After a short countdown your file starts downloading. A Quick Pass skips the wait.

What works and what does not

Only public videos with downloads possible are supported; private or password-protected videos are not. Many Vimeo creators disable downloads on purpose; respect their choice.

Choosing a quality

Pick the largest size your screen needs. Smaller files download faster and save storage; the highest quality is best for editing. Free downloads are capped at 720p, and a Quick Pass unlocks 1080p and above.

If the download fails

Check that the Vimeo video is public and not deleted, copy the link again, and try once more. If it still fails, the site may require a login or restrict the video in your region, and it cannot be downloaded.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Vimeo videos can I download?

Public videos on vimeo.com. Private, password-protected and domain-restricted videos cannot be downloaded.

Why won't my Vimeo video download?

Many creators turn off downloading or require a login. We respect that and cannot fetch videos that Vimeo does not serve to the public.

Does a Vimeo embed link work?

Use the video's own vimeo.com or player.vimeo.com link rather than the page where it is embedded.

What quality can I get from Vimeo?

Up to the resolution the creator uploaded, often 1080p. We list every quality available, and free downloads go up to 720p.

Can I save Vimeo audio as MP3?

Yes. Choose MP3 to extract the audio track. Check the creator's licence before sharing it.