How to download from LinkedIn
Public posts only. Check yours in a private window first.
By using this site you confirm you have the right to download the file you request.
How it works
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Open the post itself
Not the feed — the post’s own page, so the address bar holds its address.
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Check it in a private window
If you can see the post while signed out, this can read it. That one step explains almost every failure.
- 3
Paste it and save
One video row, plus MP3 for the audio of a talk.
Why "check it signed out" is the whole trick
LinkedIn shows signed-in members a great deal that it shows nobody else. A post you can read perfectly well while logged in is often invisible from outside, and because the page still loads — just without the content — a failure here looks like a bug rather than a wall.
Opening the address in a private window takes five seconds and tells you which it is.
Where our fallback row came from
LinkedIn sometimes publishes a video without declaring a usable format list. A fallback was added so those links still produce a single MP4 row instead of failing outright — and for a while that fallback fired on every platform, including audio-only sites with no video stream at all, which is how SoundCloud ended up offering a phantom MP4.
It now requires a real video stream before it offers anything, so it helps LinkedIn without inventing rows elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my link not work?
Almost always because the post is only visible to signed-in members.
Can I download a course video?
No. LinkedIn Learning needs a subscription, and that is the point of it.