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Welcome to Inviloader

Your powerful tool to download YouTube videos with ease

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Inviloader is a revolutionary tool that allows you to download YouTube videos directly to your PC using a simple CMD command. Whether you want to save videos for offline viewing, backup content, or repurpose videos for personal use, Inviloader makes it fast and efficient.

The program works by integrating with FFmpeg, a powerful multimedia framework, to handle video and audio processing. Once set up, you can simply enter a YouTube video link into the command line, and Inviloader will take care of the rest.

Advantages of using Inviloader include:

  • Fast downloads with minimal system requirements.
  • Support for multiple video resolutions and formats.
  • Simple and user-friendly command-line interface.
  • Free version with robust features, and a premium version with advanced tools.

It's Free to Download Inviloader

Inviloader is available for free to everyone! Experience all the core features without any cost, and enjoy a smooth, seamless downloading experience.

Looking for advanced features like batch downloads and faster speeds? Check out our premium version, Inviloader Pro, for even more power.

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Free Version

Version Size Release Date Version Code Features Download
Inviloader Version 7.0 (x64)
Only for Windows
22.5MB 25 January 2025 7.0
  • • Download videos up to 1080p high HD quality ✔️
  • • Download Audio from video with Highy Quality ✔️
  • • Download speed is moderate/normal ✔️
  • • Supports all YouTube videos and shorts
    except Age-restricted videos which may need you to sign in. ✔️
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Pro Version

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Installation Guide

Inviloader needs "FFmpeg" in order to extract or merge video and audio files before saving them to your computer.

FFmpeg is a command-line tool used for processing video and audio files. It is widely used for video transcoding, basic editing (trimming and concatenation), video scaling, and video post-production effects.

Follow the steps below to install FFmpeg for your operating system:

For Windows


Step 1: Download FFmpeg for Windows:

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  1. Extract the downloaded ZIP file to a folder, such as C:\ffmpeg.
  2. Locate the bin directory inside the extracted folder (e.g., C:\ffmpeg\bin).
  3. Add FFmpeg to your system's PATH:
    • Open the Start menu and search for Environment Variables.
    • Click on Edit the system environment variables.
    • In the System Properties window, click Environment Variables.
    • Under System Variables, find the Path variable and click Edit.
    • Click New, and add the path to the bin folder of FFmpeg (e.g., C:\ffmpeg\bin).
    • Click OK to save and close all windows.
  4. Verify Installation:
    • Open a new Command Prompt window and type: ffmpeg -version.
    • If FFmpeg is installed correctly, you will see its version and configuration details.

For macOS


Step 1: Download FFmpeg for macOS:

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  1. Install Homebrew if it's not already installed: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
  2. Install FFmpeg using Homebrew: brew install ffmpeg
  3. If downloading manually, extract FFmpeg to a folder (e.g., ~/ffmpeg) and add it to your PATH: echo 'export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/ffmpeg/bin"' >> ~/.zshrc && source ~/.zshrc
  4. Verify Installation:
    • Open a terminal and type: ffmpeg -version.
    • If FFmpeg is installed correctly, you will see its version and configuration details.

For Linux


Step 1: Download FFmpeg for Linux:

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  1. For Ubuntu/Debian-based distributions: sudo apt update && sudo apt install ffmpeg
  2. For Fedora-based distributions: sudo dnf install ffmpeg
  3. For Arch-based distributions: sudo pacman -S ffmpeg
  4. If downloading manually, extract FFmpeg and add it to your PATH: echo 'export PATH="$PATH:/path/to/ffmpeg/bin"' >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc
  5. Verify Installation:
    • Open a terminal and type: ffmpeg -version.
    • If FFmpeg is installed correctly, you will see its version and configuration details.

Need more help? Click here to view a tutorial on YouTube.