Kommodo Downloader

Free & open source

Your Kommodo recording.
One simple download.

Paste the recording link. We’ll turn it into an MP4 right in your browser—with clear progress every step of the way.

Use a public recording you own or have permission to download.

  • No sign-up
  • Browser-side processing
  • Live progress

Ready when you are

Paste a link to begin

Your recording will be prepared locally in this browser.

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Technical details
    Paste and go

    No account, extension, or setup.

    See every step

    Speed, progress, size, and ETA.

    Save as MP4

    A familiar file that works anywhere.

    How it works

    From shared link to MP4.
    Nothing mysterious.

    Three clear steps, handled automatically.

    1

    Paste your link

    Copy the public URL from your Kommodo recording and paste it into the field above.

    2

    We prepare it

    Your browser downloads the video pieces and shows exactly what is happening.

    3

    Save your MP4

    When processing is complete, select Save MP4. The video never needs to be uploaded here.

    Designed for privacy

    The heavy lifting stays with you.

    The small resolver only finds the signed playlist on a public Kommodo share page. Your browser then requests the recording and prepares the MP4 locally whenever Kommodo allows browser access.

    • Video bytes are not proxied through this server
    • No account or personal information required
    • Open-source code you can inspect

    Good to know

    Questions, answered.

    Which links can I use?

    Public kommodo.ai/recordings/… links are supported. Private, deleted, or expired recordings may not be available.

    Does this work on mobile?

    It works best in a current desktop browser. Long or high-resolution recordings can need substantial memory, which some mobile browsers limit.

    Is it really free?

    Yes. There is no sign-up, paywall, or usage fee. The project is available under the MIT license.

    Why might a recording fail?

    The share link may be expired, the recording may be private, or the browser may block access to the video host. Try a fresh public share link in an up-to-date browser.

    Open by default

    Built in public.
    Useful to everyone.

    Read the code, report an issue, or make it your own.

    Explore on GitHub