Pull the video, or just the audio — your call.
Paste a link, choose video or audio-only, pick the exact quality, and save the file straight to your device. No install, no watermark, no account.
How ClipPull works
- Paste the link. Copy the page or file URL and drop it into the box above.
- Choose video or audio. Switch tabs if you only want the sound track.
- Pick a quality. Higher resolutions and bitrates mean bigger files — pick what fits your connection and storage.
- Save it. The file downloads directly to your device, ready to use offline.
Supported formats and qualities
ClipPull outputs standard formats that play on virtually any device or editor, at a range of qualities so the file size matches what you actually need.
| Type | Format | Qualities | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video | MP4 | 1080p / 720p / 480p / 360p | Playback on phones, editors, social re-uploads |
| Audio | MP3 | 320 / 192 / 128 kbps | Podcasts, voice notes, background music |
Why separate video and audio downloads matter
Not every download needs the full file. Someone transcribing an interview only needs the audio track, at a modest bitrate, to keep the file small and easy to share. Someone archiving a tutorial for offline viewing wants the full video, ideally at 1080p. Bundling both into a single fixed-quality file wastes bandwidth and storage for one group or the other — a quality selector fixes that by letting each person choose exactly what they came for.
Picking the right video quality
1080p keeps text and fine detail sharp, which matters for tutorials, design walkthroughs, or anything with on-screen text. 720p is a solid middle ground for general viewing. 480p and 360p are worth choosing when storage or mobile data is tight, or the source clip is short-form and detail isn't critical.
Picking the right audio bitrate
320kbps is close to source quality and suits music or anything you'll listen to critically. 192kbps is a good everyday default for podcasts and lectures. 128kbps keeps files small for voice-only content like quick voice memos.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Pulling a video or audio file at any listed quality is free, with no account required.
Yes. Choose the Audio tab and pick a bitrate — 128kbps, 192kbps, or 320kbps — to save just the sound track as an MP3.
Depending on the source file, you can choose from 360p, 480p, 720p, or 1080p.
No. Everything runs in your browser — paste a link and save the result directly to your device.
Only download content you own, have permission to use, or that's explicitly licensed for download (like Creative Commons or public-domain media). Copyright law still applies to saved copies.