Question 1

How do I extract a video from a website?

Accepted Answer

Paste the site's URL and click Extract. The tool finds every video the page declares - video tags, MP4/WebM sources, og:video metadata and YouTube/Vimeo embeds. Direct files play right in the results; every link is one click to open or copy. No signup.

Question 2

Can it find the direct MP4 or WebM file URL?

Accepted Answer

Yes - when the page declares one. It reads video src attributes, source tags, og:video metadata and direct file links, and gives you the raw file URL to open or copy.

Question 3

Does it detect YouTube and Vimeo embeds?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Embedded players (YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Loom, Dailymotion) are listed as embeds with their player URL - those are streams, not downloadable files, so they open in a new tab.

Question 4

Why are some videos missing?

Accepted Answer

The tool reads the page's HTML, so it can't see videos injected at runtime by JavaScript players, and it shows the first 20. The MiroMiro Chrome extension reads the live page and catches those too.

Extract videos from any website

Paste a website URL to begin