5.0 out of 5
Iwara's servers can be unpredictable, but the auto-retry on this downloader handles every stall gracefully. I have archived hundreds of MMD videos without a single corrupted file.
Skye Pierce
2025-03-25
Iwara creators frequently delete content, and the servers slow to a crawl during busy hours. There is no built-i...
Iwara creators frequently delete content, and the servers slow to a crawl during busy hours. There is no built-in download option, so access depends entirely on the platform's availability. Iwara Downloader puts your favorite content in your hands. Visit any video on Iwara, pick the quality you want, and save it directly to your computer. To archive a creator's entire collection, queue up all their videos and let the extension work through them automatically. Built-in retry handles Iwara's unreliable servers, so dropped connections do not mean lost downloads. Files are organized by creator name, making your offline library easy to browse. Everything runs privately on your device with no cloud uploads and no tracking. Available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera on Windows, Mac, and Linux.




The extension detects all resolution tiers Iwara offers for each video. You see a quality selector and choose your preferred resolution before starting the download.
You can batch queue multiple video URLs from a creator's page and process them sequentially. The downloader handles each one in order with automatic retry on failures.
Iwara's servers experience heavy load during peak hours, which can cause timeouts. The downloader's automatic retry logic detects these interruptions and restarts from the last checkpoint.
Yes. You can enable creator-based subfolders in the settings. Video metadata including creator name, title, and upload date can also be included in filenames.
It only downloads publicly accessible videos. It does not bypass login requirements, follower-only restrictions, or any access controls.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. There are no cloud servers, analytics, or third-party services involved in the download process.
Videos save as standard MP4 files using the original stream container from Iwara. There is no transcoding or re-encoding step.
5.0 out of 5
Iwara's servers can be unpredictable, but the auto-retry on this downloader handles every stall gracefully. I have archived hundreds of MMD videos without a single corrupted file.
Skye Pierce
2025-03-25
4.9 out of 5
The creator-based folder organization is exactly what I needed. My archive is sorted by artist and every file includes the upload date in the filename.
Rowan Dawson
2025-02-26
4.8 out of 5
Fully local, no cloud nonsense, and the quality matches the source stream perfectly. I checked with MediaInfo and the bitrates are identical to what Iwara serves.
Hazel Romero
2025-03-27