While YouTube allows downloading and offline viewing of some of its videos, using third-party apps to download YouTube videos is against their terms.
In addition, one may not download or make copies of the copyrighted content. If you are caught doing so, you can face trial theoretically, or a fine. Although YouTube has never lashed on a user using a video downloader to download copyrighted content, the activity is illegitimate regardless.
Notwithstanding the dangers, if you want to download YouTube videos then here are some of the best Android apps to meet your needs.
By default Android blocks the installation of non-Google Play Store devices. So you need to allow Device installation from other sources before you proceed any further.
Go to Settings > Security to allow it. Tap "Unknown Sources" and a warning will appear. Press it Okay.
YouTube videos can be downloaded on Android using Videoder
In the App, open YouTube.
Check out the video.
Tap the download button, and select the link that pops up to download. You can select the video format you want, and download it in MP3 format as well.
Alternatively, the YouTube app allows you to share a video with Videoder and the download link will pop up.
- YouTube Go https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.youtube.mango
- videoder https://www.videoder.net/
- tubemate https://tubemate.net/
- keepvid https://keepvid.com/
- snaptubeapp https://www.snaptubeapp.com/
- instube https://instube.com/
- vidmate https://www.vidmate.org.in/
- YT3 YouTube Downloader https://www.yt3dl.net/
- NewPipe https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.schabi.newpipe/
- YMusic https://ymusic.io/
