Save a Twitch highlight — a streamer's curated best-of reel — to your device.
Open the highlight on Twitch and copy its link
Paste the copied link into the box above
Click Get Download Link and save your file
A Twitch highlight is a trimmed-down, curated reel a streamer edits together from a broadcast — longer than a clip, but shorter and more polished than the full VOD, and often kept around long after the original stream expires. There's no built-in way to save one to your device, only to watch it in the browser. This tool lets you download any public Twitch highlight in its original quality, straight from a twitch.tv/videos/ link, with no software to install and no Twitch account to sign in with. Just open the highlight, copy its link from the browser address bar, paste it into the box above, and click Get Download Link. VidToky reads the video directly from the same public data anyone viewing the page can already see, then hands you a clean MP4 for offline viewing — no data kept on our servers once your download finishes. Only public highlights are supported; content from subscriber-only channels requires being logged in to view and is not supported. Whether you want to keep a streamer's best moments, watch a highlight reel offline, or repost it elsewhere, this downloader gets you a ready-to-use file.
Yes, downloading highlights is completely free and has no daily limit for personal use.
No. Everything runs in your browser, and no Twitch account is needed. Paste the link, wait a few seconds, and download the file directly.
A VOD is the full, unedited recording of a broadcast. A highlight is a shorter reel the streamer trims and curates from one, usually kept available for longer. Both use the same twitch.tv/videos/<id> link format and work the same way here.
No. This tool only works with highlights that are public. Subscriber-only content requires being logged in to view, so this tool cannot and will not access it.
VidToky only works with publicly available Twitch highlights and does not store any video on its servers. Please respect content creators' rights and Twitch's terms of service when downloading and reusing media.