Twitch allows users who broadcast on the platform to download their own live shows. But since the platform doesn’t have any functionality, you can download live streams from your favorite streams. But don’t worry, thanks to some websites that allow you to download VODs (video on demand).
Next, we will explain how to download someone else’s Twitch stream without installing anything. Additionally, we’ll leave you with the 3 best sites to download VODs from Twitch so you have more options when doing so.
How to download someone else’s Twitch stream: 3 options
You don’t need to install any programs or apps to download directly from Twitch. And, luckily, there are websites where you can download the VODs that the streamers re-upload at the end of the live show. Well, below, we will tell you how to use these websites:
Go to Twitch and copy the link of the live stream (VOD) you want to download, in the browser go to one of the websites to download live broadcasts from Twitch (below we leave the 3 most recommended, in this example. We will use Clip).The next thing is to post the direct link (VOD) and click download, finally select the quality you want to download the video, the fragments (from minute xxxx to minute xxxx), click download and that’s it.
Clip
This is the most reliable website to download Twitch streams. The only problem is that you can only download videos up to 3 hours. If the live stream you want to download is longer than 3 hours, you have to download part of it.
link | clipr
Say loose
This is another great website to download live streams from Twitch. However, it has a stricter limit: you can only download videos that are 1 hour long. If the VOD you want to download is too long, you should download it in 1 hour segments.
arrest | Say loose
Twiclips
The last website we recommend for downloading live streams from Twitch is Twiclips. And that’s because there’s a 30-minute video limit per download. So we recommend you to use it when you want to download only a small part of the live stream.
link | Twiclips
And you… which of these websites do you use to download live streams from Twitch?
