LinkedIn video downloader

SAVE ANY
VIDEOPOSTCLIPTALK

Paste a public LinkedIn post link and save the video as an MP4 in up to 720p HD. No login, no browser extension, nothing to install.

Updated July 2026
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Public posts only — visit LinkedIn or read more about LinkedIn. Also try the X video downloader and YouTube video downloader.

WHAT IT HANDLES

The LinkedIn video downloader for public posts.

LinkedIn gives you no way to save a video you want to keep — no download button, no offline option. Paste the post link and Grabvex pulls the HD file the post is already serving.

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Feed videos

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Talks & clips

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Post covers

HOW IT WORKS

How to download a video from LinkedIn

linkedin.com/posts/…-activity-…••• → Copy link to post
Copied
Step 01

Copy the post link

Click the three-dot menu at the top right of the post and choose Copy link to post.

linkedin.com/posts/…-ugcPost-…
Paste
Step 02

Paste it into Grabvex

Drop it in the box above. Both /posts/ and /feed/update/ links are understood.

video.mp4 · 720pSaved to device
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Step 03

Download the MP4

Press Download and the file saves straight to your device at the best size the post carries.

WHAT YOU GET

LinkedIn video download quality — HD MP4

Downloads arrive as ordinary MP4 files, ready to drop into a deck, an edit or a re-share without converting anything first.

Format
MP4
H.264 video
Quality
Up to 720p
Best public rendition
Audio
Included
Sound track intact
Saves to
Downloads
Files app on mobile

LinkedIn video downloader FAQ

How do I download a video from LinkedIn?

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Open the post, click the three-dot menu in its top-right corner and choose Copy link to post. Paste that link above and press Download — the video saves as an MP4. LinkedIn ships no download button of its own, which is the whole reason a tool is needed.

Can I download LinkedIn videos without an account?

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Yes. Grabvex reads the post through LinkedIn's own public embed, so there's no login, no cookies and no browser extension in the picture. You don't need to be connected to whoever posted it.

What quality do LinkedIn videos download in?

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Up to 720p HD — the highest rendition LinkedIn publishes for a public post. Grabvex always takes the largest one on offer rather than the compressed preview the feed plays while you scroll.

Does it work on private or connections-only posts?

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No. Only posts set to "Anyone" can be read without signing in, so private, connections-only and internal company posts can't be saved. If a link doesn't work, that visibility setting is almost always why.

Can I download LinkedIn Learning videos?

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No. LinkedIn Learning courses are paid, DRM-protected content sitting behind a subscription, and Grabvex doesn't touch them. This tool is for videos posted publicly to the LinkedIn feed.

Where do I find the link to a LinkedIn post?

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Click the three-dot menu at the top right of the post and choose Copy link to post. A correct link has either activity- or ugcPost- in it followed by a long number. Copying straight from your browser's address bar while viewing the post works just as well.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

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Yes. In the LinkedIn app, tap the three-dot menu on the post and choose Copy link, then open grabvex.com in Safari or Chrome, paste and tap Download. The MP4 lands in your Files or Downloads folder.

Will the person who posted the video know?

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No. LinkedIn doesn't notify anyone when a public post is viewed through an embed or saved, and Grabvex keeps no record of the link you pasted.

Can I download LinkedIn document carousels?

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Not yet — this tool handles native video posts. Document and PDF carousels use a different format on LinkedIn's side and aren't supported at the moment.
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