Patreon Video Downloader

You have been supporting a creator for months, maybe years. Then one day they delete their account, move posts b...

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Last Updated

June 19, 2026

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You have been supporting a creator for months, maybe years. Then one day they delete their account, move posts behind a higher tier, or quietly remove older content. Everything you paid for is gone. There is no "download my purchases" button on Patreon. Patreon Downloader backs up the content you are paying for while you still have access. Images, videos, audio, PDFs, file attachments, all of it. Pick a single post or queue an entire creator's timeline and the extension saves everything organized by creator name and date. Your subscription gives you access to this content. This tool makes sure you can keep it.

Key Features

Downloads images, videos, audio, and file attachments from Patreon posts
Uses your authenticated Patreon session to access subscription-tier content
Queue entire creator timelines or select specific posts
Organizes downloads by creator name, post date, and media type
Preserves original filenames, resolutions, and post metadata
Handles Patreon's pagination to reach older posts automatically
Supports Chrome
Firefox
Edge
Brave, and Opera on desktop

Screenshots

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Compatibility

Supported Platforms

Web BrowserWindowsmacOSLinuxChromeFirefoxEdgeBraveOperaWhaleYandex

Supported Regions

Worldwide

Related Searches

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be subscribed to a creator to download their content?

Yes. The downloader uses your active Patreon session, so you can only download content your subscription tier grants access to. It does not bypass paywalls or access content from tiers you have not paid for.

Can I download an entire creator's post history?

Yes. The extension handles Patreon's pagination automatically and can queue all posts from a creator's page. You can also select specific date ranges or individual posts.

What types of media does it save?

It downloads images (including high-res versions), video files, audio tracks, PDFs, ZIP archives, and any other file attachments the creator includes in their posts.

How are downloads organized?

Files are organized into folders by creator name, then by post date. Each post's media and attachments are grouped together with the post title as a reference.

Is my Patreon account information safe?

The extension uses your existing browser session cookies. Credentials are never stored or transmitted. All downloads happen locally on your device.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5

I support several artists on Patreon and wanted to archive the high-res illustrations I paid for. This tool grabbed months of posts with all images at full resolution, organized by creator.

Rachel Holbrook

2025-02-12

4.9 out of 5

A creator I supported deleted their account without warning. I now use this to regularly back up content from the people I support so I never lose what I paid for again.

Damien Restrepo

2025-03-03

4.8 out of 5

I follow music producers who release exclusive stems and samples on Patreon. The batch download feature queues everything and organizes by post date, which is exactly how I want it.

Ayumi Nakagawa

2025-01-28

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