Universal Media Pipeline

Save videos and audio
without the clutter.

MediaDrop eliminates fake buttons, server queues, and quality compression. Download up to 4K 60fps video and 320kbps audio straight to your Windows PC or Android device with verified speeds.

Client-side execution (Zero server queue)4K Ultra HD & 60fps support320kbps high-bitrate MP3 audioSmart clipboard auto-detectionWindows standalone EXE installerAndroid APK sideload-ready
Official Releasev1.0.0 • 64-bit

MediaDrop for Windows

Standalone desktop application with bundled ffmpeg and yt-dlp engines. Includes clipboard auto-sniffing, queue management, and automatic stream merging.

Download Setup (EXE)↗
SHA256 verified release • Hosted on GitHub Releases (ZenVQ-Tools)
Mobile ReleaseARM64 • Android 8.0+

MediaDrop for Android

Native Flutter client with share-sheet integration. Share any video link directly to MediaDrop from YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok to save immediately.

APK sideload supported • Zero background battery drain

Architecture

Three clear steps. No friction.

01

Paste Media Link

Drop in any YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, or 1,000+ supported video/audio URLs. The engine instantly detects available streams.

02

Select Exact Quality

Preview verified qualities up to 4K Ultra HD and 320kbps MP3 audio. No fake buttons, no annoying redirects, no guesswork.

03

Download Directly

Streams save straight to your local storage with real-time multi-threaded progress, resume capability, and automated device-level stream merging.

Support

Frequently Asked Questions

Is MediaDrop completely free?

Yes! MediaDrop is 100% free with no subscription, no hidden fees, and zero artificial limits.

Do downloads route through a remote server?

No. All media downloads and stream muxing happen locally on your own Windows or Android device using standalone ffmpeg and yt-dlp engines.

What platforms are supported?

MediaDrop currently supports Windows 10/11 (64-bit EXE) and Android (APK). A web extension and macOS build are planned in the ZenVQ roadmap.

Does it work with playlists and bulk downloads?

Yes, the Windows desktop application features batch downloading and playlist indexing.