Mail.ru Video Downloader

Open the video on my.mail.ru and copy the link from the address bar. Paste it into the field above and click Download. The server fetches the stream, assembles it into an MP4 and returns a link to the finished file. A short clip takes a few seconds; a long recording can take up to a minute.

There are several shapes. Catalogue videos use my.mail.ru/video/…, videos from a personal album use my.mail.ru/mail/<username>/video/…, and the share button often produces a shortened my.mail.ru/v/… link. All three work — paste whichever one you have.

The same way as on a computer. Tap Share under the video and choose Copy link, open EasyDownloads.net in your phone browser, paste the link and tap Download. On Android the file lands in the Downloads folder; on iPhone it goes to Files or Photos depending on your Safari settings.

We take the highest quality available for that particular video — usually 720p or 1080p, though older uploads and archive clips often cap out at 480p or 360p. No downloader can exceed what was uploaded: if the original is 360p, a 1080p copy of it does not exist.

Three common reasons. The video is private or restricted to friends, which requires the owner's login and cannot be bypassed. The video was deleted or is blocked in your region, in which case it will not play on Mail.ru either. Or the copied address points to a profile, an album listing or a search page rather than to a single video — check that the link opens one video on its own.

No. Only public videos can be downloaded — the ones that open without signing in. Videos limited to friends or to a private album are protected by the owner's authentication and we will not work around it. A quick test: open the link in a private window; if the video plays there, it will download.

No. There is no daily cap, no queue and no account to run out of credits on. Download one video or fifty — the service is free either way, and nothing is stored on your side but the files you save.

Yes. The audio track is carried over as-is, without being re-compressed — typically AAC at 128–192 kbps, exactly what Mail.ru itself serves. Downloading adds no further quality loss.

Mail.ru Video (my.mail.ru) is the video section of the Mail.ru portal, one of the oldest Russian-language web services and now part of the VK group. It hosts a catalogue of shows, films and music clips alongside videos that ordinary users upload to their personal albums, which is why a link can point at either a professional release or somebody's home recording.

Yes. The service is completely free: no registration, no payment and no limit on downloads. We do not ask for access to your accounts and we do not keep downloaded files longer than it takes to hand them to you.