How to Download Videos from Gab Using yt-dlp (Step-by-Step Guide)

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yt-dlp.app Staff

March 7, 2026 • 5 min read

Hey there, video enthusiast! 👋 Gab is a treasure trove of unique content, and we know you’d love to save your favorite videos for offline use. That’s where yt-dlp comes in! 🚀 As part of the yt-dlp dev team, we’re here to guide you through this simple yet powerful tool. Ready to dive in? Let’s get started! 💪

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Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Install yt-dlp

First things first! Download and install yt-dlp from our official site (yt-dlp.app). You can install it via Python (`pip install yt-dlp`) or grab our pre-built executable. Easy peasy! 🎉

Step 2: Copy the Gab Video URL

Head over to Gab and find the video you want to download. Right-click the video or the share button to copy its URL. Got it? Great! 🔗

Step 3: Open Your Terminal or Command Prompt

Fire up your terminal (Windows, Mac, or Linux—it’s all good!). Navigate to the folder where yt-dlp is installed or accessible. Let’s get typing! 🖥️

Step 4: Run yt-dlp with the Video URL

Type this command: `yt-dlp <paste-your-video-url-here>` and hit Enter. yt-dlp will fetch, process, and download your Gab video in no time! 🛠️

Step 5: Enjoy Your Downloaded Video 🎥

Once the download completes, check your output folder (by default, it’s the current working directory). Your video is ready to watch offline—congrats! 🎉

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Frequently Asked Questions 🙌

Does yt-dlp support all Gab videos?

Yes! yt-dlp works with most Gab videos. If a URL doesn’t work, make sure it’s publicly accessible or check for updates in yt-dlp.

Can I choose the video quality?

Absolutely! Use the `-F` flag to list available formats, then download your preferred quality with `-f <format-code>`.

Where can I find my downloaded videos?

By default, videos are saved in your current working directory. You can use the `-o` option to specify a custom output path.