Download from LinkedIn
Paste a post link and save its video.
By using this site you confirm you have the right to download the file you request.
How it works
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Copy the post address
Open the post itself — not the feed — and copy the bar.
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Paste it and press Start
Public posts resolve; anything needing a login does not.
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Save
One video row, plus MP3 for the audio of a talk.
What you can get
Public post videos work; anything that needs you signed in does not. LinkedIn does not publish a list of resolutions for its video the way most sites do, so there is one row rather than a choice of sizes — it hands over the best quality it has. The file comes out as H.264, which plays everywhere without conversion.
Public posts only, which is most of the problem
LinkedIn shows a great deal to signed-in members that it shows nobody else. A post you can read while logged in is often invisible from outside, and that is the usual reason a link fails here rather than anything about the video.
Open the address in a private window first. If you can see the post there, this can read it.
Where the fallback row came from
LinkedIn sometimes publishes a video without declaring a usable format list. A fallback was added so those links still produce a single MP4 row instead of failing — and for a while that fallback fired on every platform, including audio-only sites with no video stream at all.
It now requires a real video stream before it offers anything, so it helps LinkedIn without inventing rows elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my link not work?
Almost always because the post is only visible to signed-in members. Check it in a private window.
Can I take just the audio of a talk?
Yes, the audio rows give MP3, which is a fraction of the size.