Download the video you’re watching.
One click in Chrome and the video is on your computer. Twitter, Loom and almost any page with video.
Video on this page
That easy
- 1
Open the video
In the tab where you’re watching it. If it doesn’t show up, hit play once.
- 2
Click bajalo
It shows the video on the page and, if there are several, which one is the main one.
- 3
It’s on your computer
Pick the quality and it lands in Downloads, ready to share or edit.
Where it works
- Twitter / X
- Loom
- Online courses
- Portfolios and sites with video
- GIFs from tweets
It doesn’t work on YouTube, Netflix, or protected and live videos.
No account, no fuss.
- No sign-up.
- It never sends which sites you visit or what you download.
- What you download stays on your computer.
FAQ
How do I download a Twitter / X video?
Open the tweet and click the bajalo icon. You’ll see each video in the tweet with its quality. Click Download and it lands in your Downloads folder.
How do I download a Loom video?
Open the Loom link, play it once and click the icon. Pick the quality and a tab opens that lets you know when it’s ready.
Can I download YouTube videos?
No. Chrome Web Store rules don’t allow it, so bajalo doesn’t.
Is it free?
Completely. No account, no paid plan, no limits.
Is it safe? What does it do with my data?
It doesn’t know what you watch: it never sends sites, links or anything that identifies you. It only counts, anonymously, whether it found and downloaded the video, so I know it works; you can turn that off in the extension. More in the privacy policy.
Why does it ask for access to all sites?
To find the video on any page. It’s optional: without it, it still works on Twitter / X.
A site doesn’t work. What now?
Click “Send diagnostics” in the extension and tell me what you were trying to download. It reaches me with no full links or personal data.
Use it for your own videos or videos you have the right to keep.