Download YouTube videos to your phone as MP4, on Android or iPhone, right in your browser with no app to install. Paste the link, tap download and the video is on your phone to watch offline or share.
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How to download YouTube videos to your phone
- In the YouTube app, tap Share → Copy link under the video.
- Open y-mp3.top in your browser, paste the link above and tap Download.
- When Download MP4 appears, tap it and confirm the download.
How to save a YouTube video to your phone gallery
- Android: the video lands in Downloads, and most gallery apps show it automatically. In Google Photos, find it under Library → Device folders → Download.
- iPhone: it’s saved to the Files app; open it, tap Share → Save Video and it shows up in Photos. Step by step in our YouTube downloader for iPhone guide.
Good to know
- Format: MP4, which any phone can play.
- Long videos take longer to prepare; keep the browser open until the button shows up.
- Just the music: use download music from YouTube to your phone to get an MP3.
- Shorts work the same way.
- Android with Firefox: the YDownloadNow extension downloads right from the YouTube page, no copying links.
FAQ
Why not just use an app?
Google Play and the App Store don’t allow apps that download from YouTube. The ones you install from elsewhere usually come with intrusive ads or ask for more permissions than they need.
How much space does a video take?
It depends on length and quality: a 5-minute video is usually somewhere between 30 and 80 MB. Best to download it on Wi-Fi.
Is it legal?
Only download what you have the right to keep, such as your own or Creative Commons content, and respect YouTube’s terms.