What does Gihosoft TubeGet do? It is a Windows and Mac app that saves YouTube videos, playlists and channels in resolutions up to 8K, or as MP3 audio, with subtitles. Downloading from YouTube breaks its terms of service unless the content is yours or freely licensed.
TubeGet parses links before you choose download settings
It works from video links, with a queue for several downloads.
Preferred settings can be saved for one-click downloads.
TubeGet handles playlists, captions, and high-resolution video
TubeGet can download individual YouTube videos as well as playlists and channels. It also offers downloads for subtitles and thumbnails, and supports video options such as 3D, 360-degree or VR, and 48- or 60-frame-per-second content. Resolution choices depend on the source video; supported options include 1080p, 4K, and 8K.
The downloader also accepts links from services including Vimeo, Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. For audio-only output, select MP3 for a YouTube video or playlist.
TubeGet converts downloads and can add subtitles
Downloaded WebM videos can be converted to MP4, MKV, MOV, or AVI. Subtitle files can be added during conversion. TubeGet offers burned-in captions, which appear as part of the image, and soft-code subtitles, which remain a separate subtitle track.
A download-history view provides access to records of completed downloads.
Pros
- Downloads YouTube playlists and channels
- Offers MP3 output for videos and playlists
- Converts downloaded WebM videos to MP4, MKV, MOV, or AVI
- Can merge subtitles into converted video as burned-in or soft-code captions
Cons
- Downloading from YouTube breaks its terms of service
- Free version has download limits
- Can stop working when YouTube changes
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
Can TubeGet download a YouTube playlist as audio?
Yes. TubeGet can save a YouTube playlist as MP3 audio.
Which formats can TubeGet create?
It can save audio as MP3 and convert downloaded WebM video to MP4, MKV, MOV, or AVI.
Can I include subtitles in a converted video?
Yes. During conversion, choose a subtitle or closed-caption file and merge it as burned-in or soft-code subtitles.
