Free, open-source video downloader for YouTube and 2000+ other sites. Save videos, playlists, channels and audio in up to 8K HDR, and sign in through the built-in browser for private or members-only v
Arroxy is a free, open-source desktop app for downloading video and audio from YouTube and 2000+ other sites. Paste a link, or browse any site in the built-in Explore browser and download what you are watching: videos, Shorts, playlists and channels in up to 8K HDR at 60 fps, or audio as MP3, M4A or Opus. Download profiles remember how you like each download, and subtitles, SponsorBlock and partial downloads are built in. Sign in once in Explore to download private, members-only and age-restricted videos your account can watch, without exporting cookies. No ads, no upsells, and files go straight to the folder you choose.
What's new in 0.7.4
Install Windows Setup Windows Portable macOS Apple Silicon macOS Intel Linux AppImage Linux Flatpak Linux tar.gz SHA256 Highlights - This video, or the whole list. A link to a video in a playlist, Mix or album now offers This video beside the list on the URL tab and in Explore. A Mix can be downloaded as a list too, and a video the global hotkey took from a list offers the rest of the list in Downloads. Fixes - The Downloads tab shows a status filter only when it has items, without a "0" on any chip, and the filters wrap onto a second line instead of scrolling sideways. - A list from another site that waits for your choice in Downloads now offers All videos next to Review, even when it is shorter than your load limit. - Bulk URLs no longer repeats "Add at least one supported URL to continue." under its empty preview. - A profile editor no longer closes on its own when an earlier save you cancelled finishes. - Resetting a built-in profile keeps the editor open with an error when the reset could not be saved. - A filename template that has {id} but doesn't end with [{id}] now shows the warning, and turns off .m3u playlists and the already-downloaded check, which could not find its files. - Subtitles-only and audio-only profiles no longer offer Embed, so the profile editor always shows the subtitle format they save. Ones saved with Embed switch to saving subtitles in the download folder, which is what they already did. - A playlist downloaded with a subtitles-only profile through Quick Download or Bulk no longer leaves an empty .m3u file, and Arroxy never writes a playlist file with nothing in it. - A video from a site with a music or radio name no longer opens as audio only when it has a picture. - Playlist profiles show the whole Duration header in every language. - Bulk URLs cuts a pasted playlist or channel longer than your load limit at that limit, and its review now says which lists were cut and how to get the rest. - Pause All now also pauses a download that is still preparing, instead of letting it start once preparation finishes. - Resume All now continues paused downloads where they stopped, so a download limited to a lower quality still finishes with the limited-quality notice. - A download paused while it was resuming continues where it left off when you resume it, instead of starting over. - Cancelling a download no longer deletes other partial files in its folder, such as a browser download still in progress. …
