Note that if you download a video to watch offline, content creators and/or rights holders cannot monetize your views.
One of the fastest ways is to simply add "pp" after the word "youtube" in a web browser, to take you to a website to download the video.įor example, this video of Prince performing Purple Rain during a Super Bowl Halftime show, – becomes. Not endorsed by Google, there are several websites and apps that let you download YouTube videos to view offline. The official way to do this is join YouTube Premium, as downloading videos is one of the benefits to the service.
If you know you're going to be offline for a while – such as a long flight and you don't want to pay for Wi-Fi – you can download videos to watch later. Signing in also lets you like and comment on videos, share them to social media, upload your own content, subscribe to channels you like, and report or block videos you don't like. While not required, it's better to sign into YouTube (with a Google account) as any playlist you create will be synchronized between all devices.
You likely heard of (or maybe subscribe to) YouTube Premium (from $8/month), which lets you watch millions of videos without ads before and during a video (and plays ad-free music, too), while YouTube TV (from $11.99/month) is a streaming service that includes live TV from more than 100 broadcast, cable, and regional networks.īut there is so much more about YouTube – including many tips and tricks to getting the most out of the service – whether it's "official" things you can do, such as the company's own shortcuts, or third-party "hacks" to enhance your binging sessions. If you're one of the estimated 2.5 billion YouTube users – the second largest social media platform on the planet, behind Facebook's purported 2.9 billion users – then you already know quite a bit about the 18-year-old video platform.
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