Is there a limit to how many videos I can download for free?

In short: with PullVid there's a generous daily cap per user, not a hard wall, and no need to register: download as many as you want for normal use, free, from your browser. Almost no one ever reaches it. The other real limits are practical: you download one at a time (you paste one link each time) and downloading is faster with a good connection.

Is it really free? Where's the catch?

Yes it's free, and it's worth being transparent about how it stays running: PullVid shows one respectful ad per session (a popunder that opens once in the background). That pays for the servers. There are no fake download buttons, and it never asks for money, a card or registration to download.

Practical limits that do exist

What about playlists or downloading many at once?

We don't offer bulk download in a ZIP, but you can download the videos in a list one by one conveniently. If you're coming from a YouTube playlist, see how to download a YouTube playlist. And if you only want the music from several songs, the MP3 converter works the same way, pasting each link.

Fair use: why the free service stays running

For a normal person there's no noticeable limit: you download the videos you need throughout the day without hitting any wall. What does exist is a fair-use policy, designed to curb automated abuse (for example, scripts trying to dump thousands of files in a row). The reason is purely economic: every download consumes server bandwidth, and that bandwidth costs money. Fair use makes sure the service stays free and fast for everyone, instead of a few people saturating it.

In practice, reasonable human use never runs into that cap. If at some point you see a notice that you've reached the day's limit, just come back later: it's not a penalty, it's a fair share of the shared bandwidth.

What does Premium add? (no false promises)

PullVid is free and will stay that way for everyday use. Premium is optional and doesn't unlock "secret videos" or anything like that: what it gives you is headroom for heavier use. Specifically:

• Higher resolutions (2K and 4K): the heaviest qualities —the ones that consume the most bandwidth— are part of Premium. On free you have up to 1080p (Full HD), more than enough for most people.
• No daily fair-use cap: meant for those who download a lot legitimately.
• No session ad: the popunder that keeps the free service running disappears.

What Premium does not do: it doesn't give access to content from private accounts (no tool can do that) and it doesn't improve quality beyond what the creator uploaded. Be skeptical of any service that promises otherwise.

In short: for normal use, you'll never notice the daily cap — free and with no account. Get started at the video downloader by pasting any link.