That’s all it takes to convert a video’s URL link into an MP4 just these three simple steps.

Whichever option you choose, the new MP4 will be stored on your Kapwing workspace, accessible whenever you need it. Once your MP4 video is done processing, you will be taken to a new window where you can use the Download button to save your MP4 video straight to your files. Kapwing offers a few ways to use your new MP4 video.

The default file type that Kapwing exports as is MP4, so you won’t have to worry about choosing the proper video type.

Clicking on this will send your video to Kapwing’s cloud services for exporting. Look in the top-right corner of your screen for the green Export Video button. Step Three: Export Video as MP4 Kapwing will automatically export the video as an MP4. Kapwing offers plenty of tools to edit your video. You can add text, adjust the speed of the video, make the audio louder or softer, clip out just one part of the video, and much more. Step Two: Edit Video How You Wantīefore you convert the video into an MP4, you can make any edits you need. Copy the URL link to the video you want to download as an MP4 and paste it into the URL field in the Kapwing Studio. When you first head to the Kapwing studio, you are going to see three different options for how you want to import the video into the editing suite: Get Started, Upload a File, and Paste a URL. Here's how to download any video with a URL: There are a lot of different ways that you can take a video’s URL link and convert it into an MP4, but I recommend using the Kapwing Studio: it requires no app downloads, works safely and quickly, and give you 2 days of free online video storage. To watch videos wherever and whenever you want, you'll need to save them to your files in a widely format, like an MP4. You can find practically any video in the world online, but you can only watch them while you have a solid internet connection. I'll show you how to convert any video URL to an MP4 online. To watch videos whenever you want, you need to save them in a widely usable format.

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