🎬 yt-dlp Batch Video Download Tool (Windows / Linux Supported)

One-click video download script based on yt-dlp, inspired by NodeSeek's sharing.

Supports single video and batch downloads, compatible with Windows and mainstream Linux distributions (Debian / Ubuntu / Alpine / CentOS).

✨ Features

• 📥 One-click Run: No manual configuration required, just follow the prompts to start downloading
• 🍪 Custom Cookie Support: Suitable for downloading videos that require login (⚠️ This feature is not yet verified and may have bugs)
• 📂 Custom Output Directory Support: Easily save to your specified folder
• 📃 Batch Download Support: Automatically reads links from the urls.txt file for downloading
• ⚙️ Automatic Dependency Installation: Automatically installs yt-dlp and ffmpeg on Linux environments

🖼️ Screenshot Preview

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🪟 Windows Usage

• Download the following files:
• yt-dlp.exe
• ffmpeg Windows version
• After extraction, place the following files in the same directory (e.g. yt-dlp folder):
• yt-dlp.exe
• ffmpeg.exe
• ffprobe.exe
• yt-dlp.bat (script file)
• Double-click yt-dlp.bat and follow the prompts to download videos.
• Edit config/config.ini to modify default configurations

🐧 Linux Usage (The latest script from techlion also integrates the same functionality script)

Supported Systems: Debian / Ubuntu / Alpine / CentOS

One-click deployment or update and run:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nodeloc666/yt-dlp-script/main/install.sh)"

To uninstall:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nodeloc666/yt-dlp-script/main/uninstall.sh)"

📱 Recommended Android Usage

• Use the Seal App to experience yt-dlp functionality on Android.
• Installing Debian on termux can also download, but there's no need to use that; Seal is very user-friendly.

⚠️ Notes

• Batch Download Mode: The script will automatically read config\urls.txt in the current directory, with one video link per line. If the file does not exist, it will be created automatically.
• Resource Usage Reminder: Devices with limited memory should avoid downloading multiple large videos simultaneously or setting too high concurrency threads.
• CentOS Special Note: Due to a special environment, it has not been fully tested yet; it is recommended to use in non-production environments. Other mainstream systems have been verified to work.
• Linux version minor bug: The script checks dependencies once when running to the homepage; following the principle of code that runs is fine, so no fix has been made.
• Windows version minor bug: When returning to the homepage from other pages and then making a selection, the default option may become invalid, causing a loop; limited capability, no proper fix yet.

• Exit and restart
• Avoid default, just select by number

📄 License

This project follows the MIT License.

--- Tranlated By Open Ai Tx | Last indexed: 2025-10-08 ---