Check whether a URL points to a direct MP4 file and prepare a clean browser download. This page is for direct media URLs, not private platform pages or HLS playlists.
Paste a URL that should end in .mp4 or return an MP4 content type. Use M3U8 Downloader instead when the source is a playlist.
MP4 downloads are simpler than M3U8 downloads. Keeping the page focused avoids confusing users with segment queues when they only have a direct file.
The page asks for a direct MP4 URL, not a generic web page.
Filename, browser handling, and header checks become the main tasks.
Playlist URLs are routed back to HLS-specific tools.
A direct file route should be obvious, short, and honest about access restrictions.
| Input | Route | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| URL has .mp4 extension | MP4 Downloader | The source is likely a direct file. |
| URL has .m3u8 extension | M3U8 Downloader | Playlist parsing is required. |
| URL is a page link | Video Downloader route planner | The media source is not yet identified. |
| Server blocks hotlinking | Owner-side copy | Public browser downloads may fail. |
Share the public page, not private stream tokens, account URLs, or temporary signed links.
No. Use M3U8 Downloader for playlists and segments.
The server may require headers, tokens, range support, or owner-side access.
No. This page is for direct file URLs only.
Check direct MP4 file downloads and route non-MP4 sources correctly.
Check direct MP4 file downloads and route non-MP4 sources correctly.
Ready: full route, page detail actions, related route and copy/share behavior are available.
Core actions, related paths, and page context are available for this route.
Ready: page URL, brief, share, and related routes are available.