How it works

The service separates analysis from conversion so each request has a clear, visible path.

1. URL validation

The server accepts complete HTTP and HTTPS URLs. It resolves the destination before processing and blocks local, private-network and administrator-blocked hosts to reduce server-side request abuse.

2. Public media analysis

Direct media links are inspected first. Other webpages are analysed by the current extraction engine. No browser cookies or account login is imported.

3. Output selection

The interface turns source formats into a smaller set of practical choices. The first option favours a compatible MP4, while maximum quality preserves the highest available streams where possible.

4. Queued conversion

Conversion jobs enter a controlled queue. The server downloads selected streams, reports progress and uses FFmpeg when audio and video need to be joined or audio needs to be converted.

5. Temporary delivery

The finished file is delivered through a temporary download route. Jobs and generated files expire automatically. The service is not permanent storage.

6. Failure without bypassing controls

Private, paid, restricted, age-gated, deleted and DRM-protected media should return an error. The service does not attempt to defeat those restrictions.