iArt.ai
AI motion graphics software — the After Effects alternative anyone can use. Create animations and explainer videos from a text prompt in minutes.
Download YouTube and TikTok videos optimized for direct import into Premiere Pro
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Fetch by Fisola — a YouTube and TikTok downloader with a dark, hairline-drawn
UI, built so every file it saves imports straight into Premiere Pro.
Downloaders happily hand you files that play in VLC but that Premiere refuses to
import. Fetch checks every download before it calls itself done, and repairs the
three things that cause it:
Video is always stream-copied, so the picture is never re-encoded. If a file
can't be fixed losslessly — VP9/AV1 above 1080p — it says so instead of handing
you something broken.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Fetch by Fisola — a YouTube and TikTok downloader with a dark, hairline-drawn
UI, built so every file it saves imports straight into Premiere Pro.
Downloaders happily hand you files that play in VLC but that Premiere refuses to
import. Fetch checks every download before it calls itself done, and repairs the
three things that cause it:
Video is always stream-copied, so the picture is never re-encoded. If a file
can't be fixed losslessly — VP9/AV1 above 1080p — it says so instead of handing
you something broken.Read the full README ↗