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LinkedIn media for social publishing

Planning your next campaign? Start with Postly publishing. Use this preparation tool when you need a permitted source file, then upload your finished content to the product.

Retrieve LinkedIn media you own or have permission to use. Then plan, repurpose, schedule, and publish it with Postly.

Use this downloader only for your own, managed, created, or explicitly permitted LinkedIn videos. Unauthorized downloading, copying, redistribution, or infringement is not permitted.

Fast • Free • For your own, managed, created, or permitted video links

Creator workflow

Clip it. Repurpose it. Publish it.

Turn one LinkedIn video into clips, captions, hooks, CTAs, and platform-ready posts in minutes.

Find clip moments
Turn videos into posts
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Tip: Use this tool only for LinkedIn videos you own, manage, created, or have explicit permission to download and repurpose. Follow platform terms and copyright law.
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This free tool is provided for convenience. You may only download content you own, manage, created, or have explicit permission from the rights holder to use. Some platforms prohibit downloading; check their terms before proceeding.

We do not support unauthorized downloading, copying, redistribution, or infringement. We do not host the media file longer than necessary, and short-lived links may expire quickly.

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Reuse a LinkedIn video with a new editorial purpose

A product explanation or expert interview can support more than one professional conversation. Keep the source context, write a new point of view and decide what the audience should do next.

  1. 1. Keep the source context

    Select an owned or permitted video and record the speaker, topic and relevant source link. Check that the excerpt preserves the meaning of the original.

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  2. 2. Prepare a professional post

    Review the video and write copy that explains why it matters to your audience. Ask the appropriate teammate to review the draft before scheduling it.

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  3. 3. Plan the follow-through

    Schedule the prepared post from your workspace and review its performance. Use those results to choose the next useful topic rather than repeating the same message.

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Already have the original file? Start with the product publishing workflow. Compare plans and included features.