5.0 out of 5
I'm doing an MIT MicroMasters on edX and this tool saved me when I had a 12-hour flight with no WiFi. Downloaded all my lectures the night before and studied the entire trip.
David Kowalski
2025-03-01
edX delivers world-class lectures from MIT, Harvard, Berkeley, and dozens of other top universities, but audit a...
edX delivers world-class lectures from MIT, Harvard, Berkeley, and dozens of other top universities, but audit access is time-limited, courses get archived or removed, and verified certificates cost real money. Without saving the lectures while they are available, they may never be accessible again. This extension makes it simple. Navigate to any edX lecture page, click the download button, and the video saves as an MP4 at full resolution straight to your computer. Taking a full course? Queue up an entire week of lectures and let the extension download them one after another while you do something else. Automatic retry picks up where it left off if your connection drops. Subtitles download alongside the video when available, and everything organizes automatically by course name and module. The extension runs quietly inside your browser with no cloud uploads, no tracking, and no extra software to install. Students building a permanent study library, researchers archiving reference material, and professionals working through a certificate all benefit. Lectures belong on your hard drive, not behind an expiration date.




Yes. The extension works across all edX partner institutions including MIT, Harvard, Berkeley, and others. It detects videos regardless of which university published the course.
You can queue multiple lecture pages for sequential download. Navigate to each lecture, add it to the queue, and the extension processes them one by one with automatic retries if the connection drops.
Downloads are saved in MP4 format at the highest resolution available from the edX player, typically 720p or 1080p depending on what the course publisher uploaded.
The extension focuses on video lectures and subtitle tracks. Interactive elements like quizzes, peer-graded assignments, and discussion forums are not downloadable.
The extension simply captures video URLs that are already loaded in your browser. It does not interact with edX APIs or modify your account in any way.
5.0 out of 5
I'm doing an MIT MicroMasters on edX and this tool saved me when I had a 12-hour flight with no WiFi. Downloaded all my lectures the night before and studied the entire trip.
David Kowalski
2025-03-01
4.9 out of 5
Our corporate training team uses edX for professional certificates. Being able to download and archive course videos for internal reference has been a huge productivity boost.
Fatima Al-Rashidi
2025-02-02
4.8 out of 5
The batch queue feature is what sold me. I queue up an entire week of CS50 lectures and let it run overnight. Everything is neatly organized in folders by module.
Tomasz Brandt
2025-03-03