RedGifs Video Downloader
Paste a RedGifs link and keep the clip as an MP4. Vidferry runs on your Mac or PC, with no ads and nothing sent anywhere.
- MP4 video
- Short clips, kept smooth
- User pages
- Best available quality
Built by the team behind Hoverify, trusted by 22,000+ developers
Everything you need to download RedGifs.
One paste, and it’s yours, at the quality and format you want.
Save the clip as a clean MP4
A RedGifs clip is really a short MP4, not an actual GIF. Vidferry keeps that MP4, so it stays smooth instead of turning into a heavy, choppy file.
Silent clips are fine
Many RedGifs have no audio track at all. Vidferry still hands you a clean MP4 rather than stalling on the missing sound.
Grab a user's clips
Paste a user's page and Vidferry lists their clips, then saves them one after another into the folder you pick.
Private and on your machine
Everything runs locally. No account, no history on a website, no telemetry. The file lands in a folder you choose.
A RedGifs downloader that keeps clips smooth
The thing most people get wrong about RedGifs is the name. These aren’t GIFs, they’re short MP4 videos, which is why saving one “as a GIF” from a browser gives you a giant, stuttering file. Vidferry keeps the real MP4. It’s a small app on your Mac or PC: paste the link, and it writes a clean clip to a folder you choose. No pop-ups, no redirect, nothing sent off your machine.
Every link is handled on your machine, so the clip comes down as the MP4 it already is, smooth and light.
Silent loops and user pages
A lot of RedGifs clips have no sound, and that trips up plenty of savers. Vidferry doesn’t mind: it saves the video whether or not there’s an audio track. Point it at a user’s page and it lists their clips, then downloads them one after another, in batches of about a hundred for a long page.
Private by default
Once the link is in, nothing goes back to a website. The download runs locally, the file lands where you send it, and nothing is logged. For a clip that only plays when you’re signed in, point Vidferry at your browser in Settings. It uses that session and won’t reach anything you can’t already watch.
How to download RedGifs videos
Three steps, about a minute. No setup, no sign-up.
- 1
Copy the RedGifs link
Open the clip and copy its URL from the address bar.
- 2
Pick a quality
Paste it into Vidferry. Clips save as proper MP4s, far smaller than a GIF of the same thing.
- 3
Ferry it over
Hit download. The clip lands in the folder you chose, with nothing logged along the way.
RedGifs downloader FAQ
An MP4. RedGifs stores its clips as short MP4 videos, and that's the file Vidferry saves, so a loop stays smooth and small instead of becoming a bloated GIF.
Often not. A lot of them are silent loops. Vidferry saves the clip either way, with the audio when it's there and without complaint when it isn't.
Yes. Paste a user's page and Vidferry works through their clips in turn. A long page comes down in batches of about a hundred at a time.
No. Vidferry is a local app, so there's no pop-up download site to fight and no account to make. Paste the link and it saves the clip.
Save what you have the right to save, and respect RedGifs' terms and the uploaders' and performers' rights. Vidferry is for keeping clips you're allowed to keep.
Ready to ferry?
Paste your first link in under a minute. $12 once, yours to keep, on Mac and PC.