Gaming Game Play & Streaming 257 257 people found this article helpful How to Download Twitch VOD Videos Saving a Twitch broadcast to your computer is fast and easy by Brad Stephenson Freelance Contributor Brad Stephenson is a freelance tech and geek culture writer with 12+ years' experience. He writes about Windows 10, Xbox One, and cryptocurrency. our editorial process Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Brad Stephenson Updated on December 09, 2020 reviewed by Lisa Mildon Lifewire Tech Review Board Member & Writer Lisa Mildon is a Lifewire writer and an IT professional with 30 years of experience. Her writing has appeared in Geekisphere and other publications. our review board Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Article reviewed on Aug 28, 2020 Lisa Mildon Game Play & Streaming Consoles & PCs Cheats & Codes Gaming Services Game Play & Streaming Mobile Gaming Tweet Share Email What to Know To have Twitch automatically save your broadcasts, choose Settings > Channels and Videos, then turn on Store saved broadcasts.Once a stream is saved, go to the Video Producer page, select the More icon next to a video, and choose Download.You can download other streamers' broadcasts with a third-party app like Twitch Leecher. Twitch streamers and viewers often like to download videos of their favorite broadcasts and either store them locally or upload them to another service such as YouTube. This article explains how to save Twitch videos on demand (VODs) to your computer. How to Download Your Twitch Broadcasts Twitch streamers can download their previous broadcasts from the Twitch website. Depending on whether you're a regular user, Twitch Affiliate, or Twitch Partner, your window for downloading previous broadcasts varies between 14 to 60 days after the initial stream. After this, the video will auto-delete. Lifewire / Bailey Mariner Enable Auto-Archiving You can tell Twitch to save your broadcasts automatically with a single switch. Here's where to find it. On the Twitch website, select the drop-down menu in the upper-right corner and select Settings. Select Channel and Videos. Turn on Store past broadcasts. Your future broadcasts will save to your profile once they finish. Download Your Videos After you turn on archiving, you can download broadcasts after you finish streaming. On the homepage, select Video Producer in the menu under your profile picture. On the next page, click the More menu to the right of the video you want to save. Select Download to save the video to your computer. You can't download someone else's past broadcasts from the Twitch website. How to Download Someone Else's Twitch Videos Twitch Leecher is a free program that downloads videos from Twitch. It's a third-party app, which means that it isn't endorsed or supported by Twitch. However, it is well designed and has a clean interface that makes it less intimidating than other such programs. The best thing about Twitch Leecher is that it can download Twitch videos made by any user on the network. This program is also updated regularly to keep pace with major Twitch updates. Its creator is easy to get in touch with using the links in the app if you have support requests. Here's how to install Twitch Leecher and how to use it to download Twitch VODs. You cannot download Sub-Only videos with Twitch Leecher. Go to the official Twitch Leecher page on GitHub to get the latest version of the program. Your computer prompts you to either run the program or save it. Select Run and follow the prompts to install the program on your computer. After the installation is complete, open Twitch Leecher. Select the Search bar in the top menu. Navigate to the Twitch channel and select Videos. Right-click the video you want to download. Then, select Copy Link Address. Depending on the browser, the command may have different wording. Go back to Twitch Leecher and select the Urls tab. Paste the video link into the white box and select Search. Your chosen Twitch video should appear. Select the Download button in the lower-right corner. On the next screen, choose the resolution size of the video download and where to save it on your computer. You can also give it a custom filename and choose a start and end point for the video. Once all of your options are set, select Download. Your video will soon be available in your chosen file location. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit