Freemake Video Downloader

You can download videos, clips and audio files from popular video download sites with Freemake Video Downloader. With the program, which is sometimes blocked by antivirus programs, you can save videos downloaded to your Windows or MacOS computers. Freemake Video Downloader, which has a simple interface, is a popular software with a wide user base due to its ease of use and being free.

You can download the clips, videos, audios and broadcasts you like from more than 10,000 video download sites, especially YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Twitch, in original quality. You can download and save up to 500 videos from YouTube at once. Freemake Video Downloader, which supports downloading multiple files at the same time, can upload videos quickly.

With the Freemake Video Downloader program, which captures and records online broadcasts, you can save the broadcasts you want to watch on your desktop or mobile. If your internet is slow or you don't want it to slow down, you can limit the video download speed in the Freemake Video Downloader program. You can reduce the bandwidth consumed in the program to 8MBps, 4MBps, 2MBps, 1MBps, 700 KBps.

You can specify the download quality for the videos downloaded with the Freemake Video Downloader program. You can upload videos to your computers in the quality you specify using MP4 Ultra HD 4K, MP4 HD 1440p, MP4 HD 1080p, MP4 HD 720p, MP4 480p, MP4 360p, MP4 360p (Apple ready), WebM 360p, FLV240p, 3GP 240p, MP4 180p, 3GP 180p options.

More than a video downloading program, Freemake Video Downloader can convert downloaded videos to HD, MP4, AVI, 3GP, FLV, AVI, WMV, MKV, 3GP, iPod/iPhone, iPad, Android, PSP formats and save them to your computers.

With the Freemake Video Downloader program, which has a parental control feature, you can prevent video downloads from some platforms. In the program, which has integration with cloud systems such as Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, you can select cloud systems as the storage location and transfer downloaded videos directly to cloud systems.