Browser extension that adds a download button to Skool classroom pages — detects videos from Skool's native player, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, and Wistia, and saves them as MP4 for offline viewing.
SERP Skool Downloader is a browser extension built to download Skool videos from classrooms, courses, and community posts.
Save entire Skool classrooms and course content for unlimited offline access anytime, anywhere
Protect your educational investment by downloading all materials before courses expire or disappear
Create a personal library of video lectures, assignments, and resources that you own forever
Never lose access to paid courses again — backup everything before platforms shut down or remove content
Skool video download has always been difficult because the platform hosts content across multiple video providers, but this extension detects them all automatically and saves everything as a standard MP4 file.
Get it here: Skool Downloader
:new: Latest release: GitHub Releases
:question: Help center: SERP Help
:beetle: Report bugs: GitHub Issues
:bulb: Request features: Feature Requests
Skool communities and courses use a mix of video platforms, and that creates real problems when you try to save a lesson:
Skool's native player uses streaming video — you cannot right-click and save it
Lessons might use Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, or Wistia, and each platform handles downloads differently
Embedded videos from third-party platforms are difficult to extract from Skool's page structure
Generic download tools only recognize one platform at a time and miss the rest
Course students often have limited access windows and need offline copies before their membership expires
Most people do not want to install desktop apps or learn command-line tools just to save a lesson
SERP Skool Downloader was purpose-built for Skool so a single extension covers Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, and Skool's native player — no matter where the video appears on the site.
Skool native player — Detects and converts streaming video from Skool's built-in player into downloadable MP4 files
Loom detection — Finds Loom recordings embedded in community posts and course modules
Vimeo support — Extracts Vimeo videos embedded inside Skool pages
YouTube support — Recognizes YouTube embeds within classrooms and courses
Wistia support — Identifies Wistia-hosted training videos used in Skool communities
Quality selection — Choose from all available resolutions before every download
Download queue — Run up to 3 downloads at once with real-time progress and speed tracking
Floating download button — One-click download from any video page
Auto-detect videos — Videos are identified on the page automatically
Privacy-friendly — No tracking or data collection
Cross-browser support — Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Whale, Yandex, and Firefox
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Install — Add SERP Skool Downloader to your browser from the product page, or download the latest version from GitHub Releases and load it manually
Open a Skool page — Navigate to any classroom lesson, community post, or course module that contains a video
Start the video — Press play so the extension can identify the video source and available qualities
Save as MP4 — Click the extension icon in your toolbar, pick your preferred resolution, and download. The file saves directly to your computer.
Output: MP4 (plays on any device or media player)
Detected platforms: Skool native player, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia
Quality: Multiple resolutions available depending on the source platform
Downloading from Skool is tricky because videos come from different providers and many use streaming formats that cannot be saved with a right-click. This tutorial walks you through how to save Skool course videos as MP4 for offline study.
What you need: A supported browser — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, or Opera — an active Skool community or course membership, and an internet connection.
Step 1 — Install the extension. Get SERP Skool Downloader from your browser's extension store. Alternatively, download the latest release from GitHub and load it manually in your browser's extension settings. See full installation instructions below.
Step 2 — Sign in. Open the extension and enter your email. You will receive a one-time code to verify your account and activate your free trial. No credit card required.
Step 3 — Navigate to your video. Go to any Skool classroom, community post, or course module. This works whether the video is a Loom walkthrough, a Vimeo or YouTube embed, Wistia-hosted content, or a native Skool player.
Step 4 — Play the video. Let the video begin playing so the extension can detect the platform and available streams. Click the video on the page if needed.
Step 5 — Download. Click the extension icon, choose your quality, and hit Download. The video saves to your computer as MP4.
Tips: Detection works automatically for all supported platforms. Loom recordings, Vimeo embeds, YouTube players, Wistia videos, and Skool's native player are all identified the moment the video starts. No extra configuration is needed.
Troubleshooting: Always press play before clicking the extension. If detection does not trigger, refresh the page and try again. Make sure you have access to the content and that the extension is enabled.
Course students who want to save Skool classroom videos for offline study
Community members who need to revisit discussion videos without an internet connection
Course creators who want to archive their own content hosted on Skool
Non-technical users who want a reliable one-click download without desktop apps or command-line tools
Save a Skool classroom lesson video for offline study
Download community post videos for later review
Archive course module content you have purchased access to
Download Loom walkthroughs embedded in Skool posts
Save Vimeo or YouTube videos embedded in Skool course pages
Download Wistia-hosted training content within Skool
Choose your preferred quality before downloading
Most download tools handle one video platform. Skool uses five. SERP Skool Downloader detects Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, and Skool's native player in one extension — no switching between tools.
One extension, every video source — Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, and Skool's native player are all covered
Built for Skool's architecture — Reads page data directly for reliable detection that generic tools cannot match
Offline study, anywhere — Save course videos to your computer and review them on your own schedule
No technical setup — No desktop software, no terminal commands, no configuration files
Download queue with progress — Save multiple videos at once and track each one in real time
It was designed from the ground up for Skool, so it never misses a video regardless of the source.
3 free downloads are included — no credit card required. Sign in with your email, verify with a one-time code, and your trial is ready immediately. Upgrade to a license for unlimited downloads at the product page.
Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Firefox, Whale, and Yandex
Secure one-time-passcode sign-in — no passwords stored
All processing happens locally in your browser — no video data sent to external servers
Automatic update notifications via GitHub releases
Each release has its own specific installation instructions to make it easier to upgrade, or rollback, to different versions. You can find the installation instructions for the specific version in the release:
Visit the skool.com page where you want to download the video ('refresh' the page if needed)
Click the extension icon in your browser
Wait a second or two for the video to load (Click the video on the page if needed)
Click "Download video"
Open any Skool classroom, community post, or course page with a video. Press play, then click the SERP Skool Downloader icon in your toolbar. Select your preferred quality and click Download.
The extension detects videos from Skool's native player, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, and Wistia — all commonly used within Skool communities and courses.
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No, but that version is coming next.
Quality options depend on the video platform and source. The extension shows all available resolutions from the original video.
All videos are saved as standard MP4 files that play on any device or media player.
Yes. If you have access to a Skool classroom or course and can play the video in your browser, the extension can detect and download it.
You get 3 free trial downloads after signing in with your email. After that, purchase a license for unlimited downloads.
Yes — supports Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Whale, Yandex, and Firefox.
Press play on the video first. The extension needs the stream to start before detection works. If the video is embedded from an external platform, make sure the embed has loaded fully. Refresh the page if issues persist.
Yes. Video processing happens entirely in your browser. Authentication uses secure one-time codes with no passwords stored. No video data is sent to external servers.
The extension works with any Skool community or course you can access in your browser. If you can see and play the video, you can download it.
This repository is distributed under the proprietary SERP Apps license in the LICENSE file. Review that file before copying, modifying, or redistributing any part of this project.
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Support for downloading videos across all Skool page types
Multi-platform video support for major video hosting services
Enhanced compatibility with various video formats
What's New
Universal Page Support: Download videos from classrooms, community posts, and about pages
Multi-Platform Compatibility: Full support for Wistia, Loom, Vimeo, and YouTube videos
Enhanced Detection: Improved video detection across all supported platforms
Streamlined Experience: Consistent download functionality regardless of page type or video platform
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