Launched this week
OneClip Hub
The Universal Media Downloader
11 followers
The Universal Media Downloader
11 followers
OneClip Hub The all-in-one media downloader for creators, archivists, and power users. Download videos, audio, and full image galleries from YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Twitter/X, and 100s more — at maximum quality, with zero browser limitations.
Love how many platforms this covers, especially the full gallery downloads from Pinterest. One thing that would make it perfect for my workflow is a built-in scheduling feature so I can queue up bulk downloads overnight. Would save me from babysitting big batches during the day.
@yakupx3jm Didn't know you guys liked the pinterest gallery downloader feature so much , glad to know yakup , Keep supporting the project ❤️
Finally something that actually pulls full Pinterest galleries without making me screenshot each one separately, which has honestly saved me a ton of time on mood boards lately.
@azizileskaxtxg Thanks for the review , aziz , I honestly didnt expect so good reviews on day 1 of posting on product hunt . Keep Supporting the Project
The clean handling of gallery downloads from Pinterest is impressive, especially pulling full sets without that annoying quality drop. Love that it skips the browser extension nonsense entirely.
Finally tried OneClip Hub and honestly the batch downloading from Pinterest is way smoother than I expected, no broken threads or quality drops. Wish I had this like a year ago.
Would love to see a watch folder feature where OneClip Hub auto-downloads new content from specific creator URLs or RSS feeds as soon as it's posted. That would make it way more useful for archiving folks like me who don't want to manually check every channel daily.
The decision to keep the interface so clean while packing in 100+ site support is genuinely impressive. Most downloaders this capable end up looking like a mess of checkboxes and dropdowns.
@alperenkkkbb2y Thanks Alperen , keep supporting the project and do provide feedbacks for the developement of the project
honestly the max quality downloads without the usual platform caps is kind of a dream for archival work