Substack Downloader

Copy the Substack post URL from your browser, paste it into the download field above, and click Download. We extract all videos, images, and audio from the post.

Yes. Many Substack newsletters use custom domains (e.g., newsletter.example.com). As long as the post is powered by Substack, we can extract the media.

Yes. If a Substack post includes a podcast episode, we extract the audio file URL so you can download the MP3 directly.

We can only download media from public (free) posts. Subscriber-only or paywalled content requires authentication and cannot be accessed.

Videos (MP4), images (JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF), and podcast audio (MP3). If a post has multiple images, each one is available individually.

Yes. Substack Notes (short-form posts at substack.com/@username/note/123) are supported. Any media attached to a note can be downloaded.

Substack downloading is available on the Expert plan. Expert users get 2,000 lookups and 1,000 downloads per month.

Open the Substack post in your browser — the URL is typically in the format authorname.substack.com/p/post-title-here. Copy this URL directly from your browser's address bar. If you received the post via email, click View in Browser in the email to open the web version and copy that URL. Do not use the email preview URL, which may require authentication. The web URL is always the correct format for GetVideoNow.

If your Substack podcast episodes are published as free public posts, they can be downloaded through GetVideoNow like any other public content. However, the recommended approach for your own audio is to download directly from your Substack dashboard or from the original audio file you uploaded before publishing, which gives you the uncompressed source. Substack compresses audio during upload, so your original recording will always be higher quality than the post-processed version available via the public URL.