How To Download Video on iPhone Using Safari (iOS 18/17.7)

Download the video and import it to the camera roll of your iPhone and iPad. At some point, iPhone sucks, as it doesn’t allow us to download songs except for Apple Music, and even if we download the song, it can only be played from Browser. You cannot access it on your Apple Music app. However, the advantage of this downside is that the iPhone remains protected from third-party applications and malware. Although, nowadays, watching videos on YouTube is irritating because of irregular network connections and paid subscriptions. One second, the video will play properly. On the other second, it will start buffering. To eliminate this issue, why not download the video and import it to the camera roll on Safari using Download Manager without any application?

We are recommending this procedure to download video from the Safari app as it is an evergreen solution. Certain applications offer the same service, but in no time, they are removed by Apple as it violates the App Store Policy. Alongside, downloading the app will waste the storage of your iPhone. Ultimately, this is the best method to Download the video using Download Manager on Safari and import it to the camera roll on the iPhone.

No need to spend money on YouTube Premium because downloading offline videos may ask you to subscribe to YouTube Premium on some channels.

How To Download Video Using Download Manager on Safari on iPhone and iPad

Step 1: Launch the Safari app on your iPhone and Search the YouTube.com.

Open Safari Search Youtube.com on iPhone

Step 2: Use Search to find the Video that you want to download from YouTube. Next, Tap on URL, and then long press to copy the URL of the YouTube Video Song and Add a New Window in the Safari Browser to Open the Savefrom.net website.

Copy URL Open savefrom.net in Safari Browser Paste the link On iPhone

Step 3: Paste the link in the Insert link bar. Then, Select Quality of Video and long-press the Download tab.

Paste the link Tap Download On iPhone

Step 4: Tap “Download Linked File”.

Download VIdeo Save Video in Photos On iPhone
  • Step #10: Tap “Download Linked File”.
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Download Video Using Download Manager on Safari
  • Step #11: Next to the URL, tap on the “Download icon” to see progress.
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Download Video Using Download Manager on Safari
  • Step #12: After the Video gets downloaded, tap on it.

Now Video is Saved in the Files App that we set for the Safari Download location. Also, we can change it. Here are the Safari settings and Manage or Change Default Safari Download location on iPhone and iPad.

How to Change the Safari Download Location in iOS and iPad

Most of the iOS and iPadOS users are finding files and documents after downloading them from Safari. But the setup is quite interesting and more helpful. Follow the below steps to change or set a new default download location.

Go to the Settings app > Safari > Downloads > Tap on Others and Select Location, If you wish to create a new folder with another name, then we can set it as a default location. Tap on Done to save and Change Successfully. Now the next steps are how to save downloaded video to iPhone, and iPad Camera roll.

Download or Save Media files to iPhone/iPad Camera roll [Photos App]

  • Step #13: Next, select the “Share” icon.
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Download Video Using Download Manager on Safari
  • Step #14: Tap “Save Video”.
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Download Video Using Download Manager on Safari
  • Step #15: Get back to the “Photos” app and check out the video.

If you get confused or want a real look at the steps, then we have also made a video of it. Tap on the video below and start downloading Videos on the iPhone and iPad without any third-party application.

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Karly Wood

Karly Wood is a journalist based in Ohio who specializes in covering Apple and technology trends. With a varied experience in reporting on public safety, government, and education, her insights bridge multiple disciplines, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on today's technological advancements. If you need to contact me, you can reach me at [email protected] or through (Facebook)

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