Download XVideos Videos on PC, Mac and Linux

Steps on a computer

Any current browser works, with nothing to install. The steps are the same on Windows, Mac and Linux; only the save step differs between browsers.

1. Open the video and copy the address from the address bar (Ctrl+L, then Ctrl+C on Windows and Linux; Cmd+L, then Cmd+C on a Mac).
2. Paste it into the box above and press the button.
3. Click a quality from the list.
4. Chrome, Edge or Opera: choose a folder and file name in the Save dialog. Firefox or Safari: watch the progress bar in the page.
5. When the download finishes, the MP4 is in the folder you chose, or in Downloads.

Shortcut: click the address bar, change xvideos.com to xvideosdownloader.cc and press Enter. The video opens on this site with its qualities listed.

Two ways browsers save the file

The download runs in your browser. It fetches the stream pieces straight from the video site's own servers and joins them into one MP4. How the file reaches your disk depends on the browser:

Chrome, Edge and Opera write the video to disk piece by piece, which is why even long HD videos are fine there. In Firefox and Safari the file is put together in the page and saved when the bar reaches 100%, so leave the tab open until then. If you often save long 1080p videos, Chrome, Edge or Opera is the simpler choice.

Windows

Chrome and Edge show the Save dialog. Pick a folder, such as Videos, and click Save. In Firefox the MP4 goes to the Downloads folder at 100%; open it from the downloads button in the toolbar or from File Explorer > Downloads.

The file opens in the built-in Media Player app on Windows 11, or in Movies & TV on Windows 10.

Mac

Safari shows the progress bar in the page and saves the MP4 to Downloads at 100%. Find it in the Downloads folder in Finder or in Safari's downloads list. In Chrome or Edge on a Mac, the Save dialog lets you choose the folder first.

The MP4 opens in QuickTime Player. To add it to the Photos app, drag it into Photos or use File > Import.

Linux

On Linux, Chrome, Edge and Opera show the Save dialog and write to disk as the download runs. Firefox shows the progress bar and saves to Downloads at 100%.

The file plays in VLC and most desktop video players. Some distributions need an extra codec package before they can play H.264.

Quality and size on a computer

A computer usually has room for the largest option, so pick the highest quality the video has unless you want to save space.

Sizes are rough ranges and vary by video. The result page shows the estimate for the actual video.

Which qualities a video has, and when 1080p is worth it, is covered in XVideos 1080p download. The file format is described in XVideos to MP4.

If something goes wrong

• Closed the Save dialog without choosing a folder? Nothing was saved. Click the quality again.
• Download failed partway? Click the quality again; it starts over, as there is no resume.
• Picked the wrong quality? Use the Cancel button.
• Slow download? Speed depends on your connection and on the video site's servers. The page fetches a few pieces at a time in parallel.

More symptoms and fixes are in the troubleshooting guide.