FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Using Vidizza is super easy! Just copy the link of the video you want to download, paste it into the URL box on the homepage, and click the 'Download' button. No need to install any software or create an account.

We currently support YouTube (including Shorts), TikTok, Instagram (posts and Reels) and X (formerly Twitter). Just paste the video link and Vidizza recognizes the platform automatically. Instagram Stories are not supported at the moment.

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You can download videos in their original resolution, up to 4K (2160p). For YouTube you choose the resolution yourself, from 144p up to 4K when the video offers it. TikTok videos are saved without the watermark, and Instagram and X (Twitter) videos in the best quality the platform provides.

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Yes. Vidizza is free to use: there is no subscription, no paid plan and no hidden fee, and you don't need an account. The site is supported by ads and optional donations. To keep the service fast for everyone, each platform has an hourly fair-use limit for each IP address (network).

Download time depends on the video's length and quality and on your connection speed. Most short videos are ready in seconds; 4K or longer videos take more time to prepare.

Yes! You can use Vidizza from all modern browsers and mobile devices. Our mobile-responsive design allows you to download videos seamlessly from your phone or tablet. No need to download a separate app.

We respect copyright laws. Please only download content that you have the right to download or that is permitted for personal use. Users are responsible for any copyright violations. If you're unsure about the copyright status of content, we recommend checking before downloading.

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You can run a few downloads at the same time from the same IP address, for example in separate browser tabs. The hourly fair-use limit for each platform still applies. For YouTube, the maximum video length and file sizes are shown under 'Check Limits' on the home page.