Thinkific courses have no built-in download button. When a creator pulls content down, switches platforms, or restructures the curriculum, the lessons you paid for disappear. This extension puts you back in control. Log into any Thinkific course you are enrolled in, navigate to a lesson, and it automatically finds the video regardless of which hosting provider the creator chose. Pick your quality and it saves as a clean MP4 file. Batch mode queues every lesson at once and organizes the downloads into chapter and lesson folders that mirror the original course layout, so offline study matches the online structure. Subtitles download alongside the video when available, and a progress tracker keeps you updated on every file in the queue. Everything runs locally in your browser with nothing uploaded to outside servers.
Key Features
- Course video downloads from Thinkific-hosted lesson pages
- Wistia and Vimeo embedded player detection and extraction
- Chapter and lesson folder organization mirroring course structure
- Batch download mode for queuing entire courses at once
- Quality selection from available video resolutions up to 1080p
- Subtitle and caption file extraction when available
- Progress tracker showing download status across queued lessons
- Resume interrupted downloads without re-starting completed lessons
- Cross-browser support for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, and Opera
- MP4 output compatible with any media player or mobile device
- Local-only processing with no course data uploaded externally
Customer Reviews
David Park
I travel frequently and need offline access to courses I've paid for. This extension downloads entire Thinkific courses with the folder structure intact so I can study on flights without hunting for files.
David Park • 5/5 • 2025-02-08
Natalie Grant
The Wistia detection works flawlessly. Most Thinkific courses I take use Wistia hosting and this extension picks up every video without any manual steps. Subtitles download too.
Natalie Grant • 4.9/5 • 2025-01-19
Marcus Rivera
Batch mode is the real selling point. I queued a 40-lesson course and walked away. Came back to a perfectly organized folder with every video in MP4 format.
Marcus Rivera • 4.8/5 • 2025-03-12
