Save Freeomovie videos in your browser.
Freeomovie Downloader is a browser extension that helps you detect and save videos from Freeomovie pages directly through your browser. Open a supported video page, start playback to initialize the stream, then use the player button, popup, or context menu to download available formats as MP4 files.
Browser-based workflow for Freeomovie pages
In-page player button on the video wrapper
Popup and right-click download entry points
Detection of direct MP4 and HLS-style sources when exposed by the page
Resolution-based format naming where available
Download progress UI inside the page
Files saved under a Freeomovie folder
Email OTP activation with 3 free trial downloads
🚀 Get it here: Freeomovie Downloader
🆕 Latest release: GitHub Releases
❓ Help center: SERP Help
🪲 Report bugs: GitHub Issues
💡 Request features: Feature Requests
Freeomovie pages often hide the actual video URL behind player scripts, dynamic loading, or complex page structures. The native browser save option typically captures only the page itself, not the embedded media stream. Many users end up digging through network tabs or resorting to third-party downloader sites that surface ads, previews, or thumbnails instead of the real video.
Freeomovie Downloader addresses these pain points by working directly from the active Freeomovie page. It examines page elements, metadata, scripts, and runtime resource URLs to find usable media sources, filters out common ad and preview noise, and presents the available download options through a clean browser interface. The entire media processing pipeline runs locally inside the extension, so there is no need to copy URLs to external services or use command-line tools.
Freeomovie-specific host permissions for supported domain matches
In-page download button targeting the video player wrapper
Generic static-media discovery across tags, metadata, scripts, and resource URLs
Filters for ad, banner, VAST, thumbnail, sprite, preview, and timeline noise
Popup UI with detected format selection
Right-click context menu for page and video contexts
In-page download manager with progress feedback
Offscreen handling for stream assembly and file creation
Email OTP activation via secure authentication service
3 free downloads before paid entitlement flow
Automatic update checks via GitHub Releases
Organized file saving under a Freeomovie folder
Install the extension from the latest release.
Open Freeomovie and go to a supported video page.
Start playback so the extension can detect the media.
Open the popup or use the on-page controls.
Choose the quality option you want.
Start the download and wait for the MP4 export to finish.
Save the final file locally.
Install the Freeomovie Downloader extension from the latest GitHub release.
Open your browser and navigate to a supported Freeomovie video page.
Press the play button on the video player to initialize the media stream.
Look for the download button that appears near the player wrapper.
Alternatively, click the extension icon in your toolbar to open the popup.
Right-click anywhere on the page or directly on the video for the context menu option.
Select your preferred format from the detected options.
Wait for the download to complete and save the file to your Freeomovie folder.
Input: Direct MP4 URLs and HLS-style manifest sources when exposed by the page or related player logic
Output: MP4
Saved files use MP4 so they are easier to replay on standard media players, move between devices, or archive locally.
Freeomovie visitors who want a direct browser-based save workflow
Users who prefer clickable extension controls over source-code digging
People who want to avoid downloader websites or terminal tools
Anyone looking to organize downloads inside a dedicated Freeomovie folder
Save a Freeomovie page video for offline playback
Pull direct MP4 or HLS-style media exposed by the page
Use the player button instead of inspecting network traffic manually
Trigger downloads from the popup or right-click menu
Keep downloads organized inside a Freeomovie folder
No download options appear in the popup Refresh the page, make sure the video player has started playback, and check that the extension has permission to run on the current Freeomovie domain.
The player button does not show up Try clicking the extension icon to open the popup instead. If the popup also shows nothing, reload the page and start the video again.
Downloads fail or produce incomplete files Ensure you have a stable internet connection. Some streams require the full video to load before the extension can process them.
The extension says I have no free downloads left Your device has used its 3 free trial downloads. You can purchase a license for unlimited downloads through the product page.
The context menu option is missing Right-click on the video element itself rather than empty page space. Make sure the extension is installed correctly and has the required permissions.
Includes 3 free downloads so you can test the workflow first
Email sign-in uses secure one-time password verification
No credit card required for the trial
Unlimited downloads are available with a paid license
Start here: https://serp.ly/freeomovie-downloader
Open the latest release page: GitHub Releases
Download the correct build for your browser.
Install the extension.
Open a supported Freeomovie page.
Use the popup to detect and download the media.
How do I download a Freeomovie video? Open a supported page, press play if needed, then use the player download button, extension popup, or the right-click menu to select and save an available format.
What media types can it pick up? The extension can normalize direct MP4 links and HLS-style manifest sources when those URLs are exposed by the page or related player logic.
Can I choose quality? If multiple formats are available, the UI labels and sorts them using resolution or source naming hints so you can pick your preferred option.
Where are files saved? Downloads are saved into a Freeomovie folder on your device for easy organization.
Do I have to start the video first? Often yes. Some pages only expose the final stream after the player initializes or begins playback.
Is the media processed remotely? No. Authentication and update checks call external services, but the media-processing path runs entirely in-browser through the extension pipeline.
Only download content you own or have explicit permission to save
An internet connection is required for downloads
Some Freeomovie pages may require the video to start playing before the stream is detected
Available quality options depend on what the page and player expose
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.
Freeomovie is a video platform that hosts a wide range of adult content across many categories. Freeomovie Downloader helps users save videos from the platform directly through their browser without needing to navigate external downloader sites or inspect page source code.