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Download Udemy course lectures, resources, and captions. Pick quality in the side panel. DRM not supported. Download Udemy course lectures, resources, and captions from courses you own. Open a purchased course, load the outline in the side panel, select lectures, and download. Choose quality, optional resources and captions. Progressive and HLS media are saved locally. DRM-protected lectures are blocked. KEY FEATURES • Load the full course outline and batch-download selected lectures • Download lecture resources and course attachments • Save captions/subtitles (SRT or VTT) with videos • Pick max quality and batch delay in Settings • Side panel queue with progress, cancel, and history • DRM-protected lectures are detected and cannot be downloaded HOW TO USE 1. Sign in to Udemy and open a course you purchased 2. Open the side panel (extension icon or the red U button on the course page) 3. Load the outline, select lectures, set download options 4. Tap Download selected — files go to your browser downloads folder PRIVACY FIRST • Works entirely in your browser • No extension account required • Media is not uploaded to our servers • See the privacy policy linked on this listing NOTES • Only for courses/content you have the right to access • DRM / encrypted lectures cannot be saved • Quality and captions depend on what Udemy provides for each lecture • For personal / offline use
Aug 28, 2026
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