LinkedIn video downloader: native posts, Learning courses and event replays

Yes, if you have a paid seat and you pass your browser cookies to the tool. yt-dlp ships a linkedin:learning extractor that handles single lessons and whole courses.

Without a valid session you get nothing - there is no free route into Learning content, and any site claiming otherwise is worth being suspicious of.

Usually the post is not as public as it looks. LinkedIn shows plenty of content to signed-in members only, and the page renders fine for you because you are signed in.

Pass cookies from the browser profile where you can see the post. If it still fails, the video may be an external embed (YouTube, Vimeo) rather than a native upload - in that case grab it from the original platform instead.

Not in our list, no. LinkedIn is a small enough target that the general-purpose extensions have not bothered, and the online tools tend to skip anything that needs a login because their servers cannot hold your session.

So the practical options are yt-dlp on the command line, Stacher if you want a window instead of a terminal, or Seal on Android.

Yes. Event replays are served as regular adaptive streams, so yt-dlp and the two front ends pull the video and audio tracks and mux them into one file. Nothing special is needed beyond being able to view the replay.

Long replays are large - a two-hour session at 1080p is comfortably over a gigabyte - so check your disk before you start.

LinkedIn's user agreement prohibits scraping and copying content off the service, so assume that automated downloading is against it regardless of how you do it.

We list what the tools can do; deciding whether to do it is on you. Keep it to your own lawful use, don't redistribute, and read our terms and LinkedIn's.