ToolForgeby ForgeSparse

LinkedIn Video & Image Downloader

Download videos and images from public LinkedIn posts.

How to download from LinkedIn

LinkedIn keeps media locked inside the feed. Paste a public post link and the video or images come back as files you can keep.

  1. 1

    Copy the post link

    Use the three-dot menu on the post and choose Copy link to post.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Pick Video or Image and paste it in.

  3. 3

    Download

    Save the file.

What comes back

Native video as MP4

Video uploaded straight to LinkedIn downloads as MP4. Embedded YouTube or Vimeo links aren't LinkedIn files and can't be fetched.

Public posts, not the whole feed

A LinkedIn post is fetchable if it opens for someone who isn't logged in. Most company page posts and public personal posts qualify.

Posts restricted to connections, and anything inside LinkedIn Learning or a private group, stay out of reach — this tool never uses a LinkedIn session.

One tool, plenty of uses

Keep your own content

Recover video you posted but no longer have locally.

Company page backups

Archive what your brand published, with the actual files.

Repurpose for other channels

Pull a talk clip down to re-cut for another network.

Competitive research

Study how other companies format their video posts.

Internal decks

Drop real post creative into a report instead of a screenshot.

Offline review

Save a long-form video to watch without a connection.

What you get

Native video

MP4 files uploaded directly to LinkedIn.

Post images

Full-size images, not feed thumbnails.

No extension

Works in a normal browser tab.

No login

Public posts only, no LinkedIn session used.

Where the limits are

  • Connection-only and private group posts can't be fetched.
  • Embedded YouTube or Vimeo videos aren't LinkedIn files — download those from their own platform.
  • Multi-page document posts (carousels) are served as slide images, not the source PDF.

Rights and fair use

Public professional content can be saved for personal reference. Copyright stays with the author.

Using someone's video in your own marketing without asking isn't covered by that — get permission.

Questions people ask