Batch export as an archive
Package several results into one ZIP and download once. Files are added as they finish rather than held in memory, so cancelling midway still leaves you what was already done. The archive carries a note about anything that failed.
Result right hereDrop a video here, or click to choose
MP4 · MOV · MKV · WebM · audio · images · subtitles · ZIP
Clicking download over and over — with the browser asking to confirm each time — is tedious. One archive means one click.
Only two or more files get packaged; unzipping a single file is a pointless extra step. Either way, "download separately" is always available.
Files with the same name get renamed, so two namesakes from different folders do not overwrite each other inside the archive.
FAQ
Will zipping compress the video again and ruin it?
No. Video is already compressed, so squeezing it again achieves nothing and takes ages — the archive stores files without compression. What you get is byte-for-byte what a single download would give you.
Some files failed. Are they in the archive?
Failed files are left out, but the archive root contains a plain-text note listing each one, why it failed and what you can try. It saves you counting downloads and wondering what is missing.
What about duplicate file names?
They are renamed automatically — the second one becomes "name (2).mp4". Nothing overwrites anything.
Will a very large batch break the browser?
No. The archive is written straight to disk cache instead of accumulating in memory, so even tens of gigabytes can be packaged.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The packing happens in the browser; the files never leave your device.