Skool Video Downloader vs Whop Video Downloader

Skool Video Downloader targets Skool platform videos, while Whop Downloader works specifically with Whop courses.

Skool Video DownloaderDownload Skool Videos

Whop Video DownloaderDownload Whop course videos to easily backup your collection or view and organize for offline viewing

Which to pick

Pick Skool Video Downloader if you want…

One-click offline saving of Skool course videos
Downloading Skool platform videos
Integrations with Skool, Loom or Vimeo (on Skool Video Downloader's list, not Whop Video Downloader's)

Pick Whop Video Downloader if you want…

Offline Whop video backups
Open-source code (serpapps/whop-video-downloader on GitHub)
Integrations with Windows, macOS or Linux (on Whop Video Downloader's list, not Skool Video Downloader's)

Side by side

What it is: Skool Video Downloader:Skool Video Downloader is a browser extension that detects and saves Skool, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube and Wistia videos as MP4 files for offline viewing.; Whop Video Downloader:Whop Video Downloader is a browser extension that saves Whop course videos as MP4 files for offline viewing.
Best for: Skool Video Downloader:One-click offline saving of Skool course videos; Whop Video Downloader:Offline Whop video backups
Who it’s for: Skool Video Downloader:Students, course participants and online learners who need offline access to Skool video content.; Whop Video Downloader:Creators, teams, and learners who need offline access to Whop course videos.
Pricing: Skool Video Downloader:Freemium; Whop Video Downloader:Freemium
Open source: Skool Video Downloader:—; Whop Video Downloader:Yes, 49 GitHub stars
Works with: Skool Video Downloader:Skool, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, Chrome, Edge, Brave; Whop Video Downloader:Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Windows, macOS, Linux

Skool Video Downloader features

Automatic video detection. Detects Skool native player and embeds from Loom, Vimeo, YouTube and Wistia without extra setup.
In-browser HLS to MP4 conversion. Converts streaming HLS segments to standard MP4 files directly in the browser.
Multi-download manager. Allows up to three simultaneous downloads with individual progress and speed readouts.
Resolution selection. Lets you choose any available quality offered by the source platform before downloading.
Local, private processing. All video processing happens locally; no data is sent to external servers.
Cross-platform browser support. Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Whale and Yandex on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Three free trial downloads. Provides three free downloads after email sign-in, no credit card required.
Auto-save MP4 files. Saves finished videos directly to your computer’s downloads folder.

Whop Video Downloader features

In-page download button. Adds a download overlay on the Whop video player for one-click saving.
Highest-quality MP4. Automatically selects and saves the highest-resolution rendition available.
Browser-native download flow. Uses the browser’s built-in download manager and saves files to a dedicated Whop folder.
Batch support. Detects videos in course modules and member areas, allowing multiple downloads in one session.
Cross-browser builds. Available for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and other major desktop browsers.
No server processing. All conversion happens locally; downloads never touch the developer’s servers.
Progress monitoring. Shows segment count and percentage in the browser’s download list.
Local privacy. No ads, tracking, or analytics; files remain on the user’s device.

Skool Video Downloader vs Whop Video Downloader FAQ

Is Skool Video Downloader or Whop Video Downloader free?+

Skool Video Downloader has a free plan and paid plans. Whop Video Downloader has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Skool Video Downloader or Whop Video Downloader open source?+

Whop Video Downloader is open source (serpapps/whop-video-downloader on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Skool Video Downloader.

Do Skool Video Downloader and Whop Video Downloader integrate with the same tools?+

Partly. Both list Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera. Skool Video Downloader also lists Skool, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube and 3 more; Whop Video Downloader also lists Windows, macOS and Linux.

On DevHunt

Skool Video Downloader

1 upvote · Launching on DevHunt on Nov 21, 2028

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Whop Video Downloader

0 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 6, 2026

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