Right-clicking RedGifs clips gets you nowhere. This browser extension adds a download button directly on every RedGifs video. Click it, pick your quality, and the clip saves as a standard MP4 to your computer. No sketchy download sites, no pasting URLs into random converters, no installing desktop software. It works on individual clips, entire feed pages, and embedded RedGifs players across the web. The extension grabs the best available quality automatically and handles both short clips and longer videos. On feed pages, it detects every visible clip so you can save multiple files without opening each one individually. Downloads happen locally in your browser, nothing gets uploaded anywhere, and files are neatly organized in a RedGifs folder. Try 3 free downloads to see for yourself, no credit card needed.
Key Features
- Connects directly to the RedGifs API v2 using temporary bearer-token access for reliable format detection.
- Detects clip formats from API responses, HTML5 video tags, og:video metadata, and intercepted page requests.
- Adds an in-page download button to supported watch-page, feed, and embed player containers.
- Scans feed and search pages for multiple visible clips so you can work beyond a single watch page.
- Provides side-panel access for reviewing detected media on more complex browsing pages.
- Converts HLS streams to MP4 locally in-browser when a direct MP4 source is not the best available option.
- Saves direct MP4 variants immediately when the RedGifs API exposes them.
- Quality selector sorts available variants by quality so the best source is easy to pick first.
- In-page download manager tracks progress, speed, active jobs, and completion feedback.
- Right-click context menu entry labeled "Download RedGifs Video" works on supported page and video contexts.
- Auto-saves completed files into Downloads/RedGifs without repeated save-as prompts.
- Cross-browser desktop support includes Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera, Whale, and Yandex.
- Secure email OTP activation includes 3 free trial downloads before paid subscription access.
- All media handling stays local in your browser with no third-party media upload.
Customer Reviews
Marcus Delaney
The GIF quality preservation is outstanding. I was losing detail with screen-capture tools, but this extension pulls the original MP4 source directly from the RedGifs API. Batch downloading from feed pages through the side panel saves a huge amount of time when saving an entire collection.
Marcus Delaney • 5/5 • 2025-01-22
Jake Sorensen
Finally something that actually works with RedGifs consistently. The in-page download button appears right on the player and the feed scanning picks up every clip on the page. Saved about 40 clips from a creator's profile in one session. Files auto-sort into the RedGifs folder which keeps things tidy.
Jake Sorensen • 4.9/5 • 2025-02-15
Leo Castillo
I like that it connects to the RedGifs API directly instead of guessing sources from the page HTML. The quality selector always shows the best option first, and the HLS-to-MP4 conversion is seamless when a direct download is not available. Downloading collections for offline browsing has never been this easy.
Leo Castillo • 4.8/5 • 2025-03-09
