Copy the Vimeo link
Copy the public Vimeo video page URL or an eligible player URL.
Vimeo Video Downloader
Paste a public Vimeo video URL to review the formats made available for that video.
About the tool
Download eligible Vimeo videos from a link
Vimeo is widely used for portfolios, courses, client previews, and embedded video. VideoFetch processes public video pages and compatible player URLs, then presents the formats available to the extractor. Password-protected, private, rented, subscriber-only, and DRM-protected videos are not supported.
Processing starts only after you submit a URL. The server validates the host, requests public metadata, and creates short-lived, tamper-resistant download links for the formats it finds. Submitted media is not added to a searchable public library.
Three simple steps
From copied link to saved file
No extension, account, or unfamiliar workflow required.
Paste and inspect
Add the URL to the field above. VideoFetch validates the host and checks the public media metadata.
Choose a format
Review the video details, select an available quality, and start the authorized download.
Built for clarity
A focused Vimeo download experience
Portfolio-friendly
Useful for creators saving authorized review copies of their own public work.
Clean quality list
Progressive formats are grouped by resolution and container.
No password handling
VideoFetch never collects Vimeo account or showcase passwords.
Before you download
Get a reliable result and respect creator rights
- Copy the public Vimeo video page URL or an eligible player URL.
- For your own upload, confirm that downloading is allowed in the video settings.
- Use the estimated file size to choose a practical quality for your connection.
Questions, answered
Vimeo downloader FAQ
Can it download password-protected Vimeo videos?
No. Protected and login-gated content is intentionally unsupported.
Does it work with embedded Vimeo players?
Many public player URLs work, provided the media is accessible without authentication.
What format should I choose?
MP4 is usually the most compatible option, while availability depends on the source video.