Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mrtif, the maker of AmazVids.
I kept needing Amazon product videos: to study competitor listings, to brief designers, and to compare products before buying. Amazon has no Save button, screen recording is slow and blurry, and the paste-a-link sites are full of pop-ups. So I built the button myself.
How it works
Add AmazVids to Chrome or Edge (free, no account)
Open any product on one of 21 Amazon stores (.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .sa, .ae, .eg, .in and more)
Click the icon: every product, review and Live video on the page is listed. Click Save and you get the original MP4
The Images tab also saves every product photo in full size (often 2000 px), one by one, for free.
Free vs Pro
Free: 10 videos a day, unlimited single photos, +5 videos a day for each friend you invite
Pro ($4.99/month or $29/year): unlimited, a Save button right on the Amazon video, one ZIP of all videos and photos, MP3 audio, and quality choice
It's fully in English and Arabic, with a real right-to-left layout, because a lot of Amazon shoppers and sellers in the Gulf and Egypt had nothing in their language.
What I'd love from you today:
Which Amazon store or page type should I support better?
Sellers: what would make this part of your research routine?
Anything confusing in the first minute?
I'm here all day and will answer every comment. Thank you for checking it out!

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What do you do when you need a video from an Amazon listing?

Hi everyone, I m Mrtif, maker of AmazVids. We launch here on Friday.

Amazon has no way to save its product or review videos, so people screen-record them (blurry) or paste links into download sites full of pop-ups. AmazVids adds the missing Save button: open a product page on any of 21 Amazon stores, click the icon, and get the original MP4 plus full-size photos.

Before launch I d love to hear from you:

Do you save Amazon videos or photos today, and how?
Seller, shopper or marketer: what would you use them for?

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mrtif, the maker of AmazVids.
I kept needing Amazon product videos: to study competitor listings, to brief designers, and to compare products before buying. Amazon has no Save button, screen recording is slow and blurry, and the paste-a-link sites are full of pop-ups. So I built the button myself.
How it works
Add AmazVids to Chrome or Edge (free, no account)
Open any product on one of 21 Amazon stores (.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .sa, .ae, .eg, .in and more)
Click the icon: every product, review and Live video on the page is listed. Click Save and you get the original MP4
The Images tab also saves every product photo in full size (often 2000 px), one by one, for free.
Free vs Pro
Free: 10 videos a day, unlimited single photos, +5 videos a day for each friend you invite
Pro ($4.99/month or $29/year): unlimited, a Save button right on the Amazon video, one ZIP of all videos and photos, MP3 audio, and quality choice
It's fully in English and Arabic, with a real right-to-left layout, because a lot of Amazon shoppers and sellers in the Gulf and Egypt had nothing in their language.
What I'd love from you today:
Which Amazon store or page type should I support better?
Sellers: what would make this part of your research routine?
Anything confusing in the first minute?
I'm here all day and will answer every comment. Thank you for checking it out!

AmazVids

Amazon Video & Image Downloader for Chrome

Amazon Video & Image Downloader for Chrome

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What do you do when you need a video from an Amazon listing?

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What do you do when you need a video from an Amazon listing?