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Overview
Grabivo
Grabivo (https://grabivo.gitlab.io/) is a free web-based downloader suite: paste a video link from any of 12 supported sites — Instagram, Kick, LinkedIn, Steam, TikTok, X (Twitter), YouTube, Vimeo, Reddit, Threads, VK or Pinterest — and the site recognises the platform and opens the matching downloader. There is no account, no signup step, and no watermark on saved files. According to the project's own homepage, everything runs in the browser and no files are stored on its servers.
What it does
Each supported platform gets a dedicated downloader page. Videos are saved as MP4; the TikTok downloader specifically saves videos in MP4 without watermark, the YouTube downloader offers free video downloads, and the VK downloader covers every quality VK offers, from 144p up to 2160p, with no account required. Beyond video, the same site bundles browser-based converters (PNG/JPG/WEBP/SVG/GIF image conversion, image-to-PDF tools) and a unit and time converter, so it doubles as a small all-in-one utility set.
Who it is for
It suits content creators and social media users who need to archive or reuse public videos, marketers pulling reference clips from a dozen networks, educators and students saving material for offline study, and anyone who wants a no-install, no-signup utility rather than a desktop app.
Standout capability
The single-entry-point workflow: one page recognises the source platform from a pasted link and routes you to the right downloader, covering 12 networks at once. Combined with the stated browser-only processing (no files stored on servers) and zero-cost access, it removes the usual friction of account creation and per-tool installs.
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