Kick Video Downloader
Paste a Kick clip or VOD link and save it as MP4.
Quick answer
Kick Video Downloader saves Kick clips and past broadcasts as MP4 files. Kick is a live-streaming site, so a stream that is still running cannot be captured; use a clip or a VOD that Kick has already archived. The tool keeps the source resolution and audio. Subscriber-only content is not accessed. Files expire two hours after creation.
Capability status verified on 2026-10-29. Results depend on the source URL and the media the platform makes publicly accessible.
| Public content | Yes |
|---|---|
| Private or login-gated content | No |
| Accepted link forms | https://kick.com/{channel}?clip=clip_{id}; https://kick.com/{channel}/videos/{id} |
| Short links / alternate domains | No — clip or VOD URL |
| Content types | Clips and past broadcasts |
| Output | MP4 |
| Audio | Included |
| Watermark removal | No |
| Batch download | No |
| Available quality | source resolution, usually 720p–1080p |
| Last verified | 2026-10-29 |
How to download Kick videos
- Open the clip or VOD on kick.com and copy its URL.
- Paste the link above.
- Save the MP4 once processing completes.
Known limitations
- Live streams are not captured while running.
- Subscriber-only VODs are not accessible.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download a Kick stream while it is live?
No. A live stream has no finished archive yet. Wait for the broadcast to end, then use the VOD or a clip.
Do subscriber-only VODs work?
No. They need an authenticated subscription, and the tool does not request Kick accounts.
What is the maximum VOD length?
Kick VODs can run for many hours and reach several gigabytes. Processing time grows with the file size.
Is the clip chat included?
No. Chat is not part of the video stream. Only the picture and audio are saved.
Verification and methodology
This capability profile was last verified on 2026-10-29 with SaveVideoKit version 0.0.15. A platform is marked supported only when a public test URL can be parsed, processed, and returned as a playable file.
Read the testing methodology, review the complete supported-sites matrix, or see the capability changelog.