11-20-2025, 08:01 PM
11-22-2025, 04:28 AM
I see you've got 100 views as I write this but no one offered to help.
That may be because you cannot "download Udemy" --- as it is a course platform that hosts tens of thousands of tutorial files.
Did you mean "How can I download FROM Udemy?"
I sent you a PM on yesterday but haven't heard back, so I am posting here in the hopes you get to see this.
There are all kinds of possible answers because your question isn't clear.
- Have you purchased a course on Udemy and want to download it? That's easy --- you can download any content from within the platform after logging into your Udemy account.
Navigate to the course and if you have a downloader program (ex: Internet Download Manager, JDownloader2, etc.) that is integrated with your web browser, it will parse the links directly into the hopper for any video or other content that you click. Then you can use the download's user interface to start the downloads.
- Do you want to download a file from Udemy using black-hat methods? Again, that's easy (in most cases). If you want to download files from a Udemy course you did not purchase, you can generally find downloads to lots of courses from Lynda, Skillshare and Udemy on websites that feature file sharing or black-hat links.
Problem is, these files are predominantly on PREMIUM link hosts. That means if the links are on Rapid.gator, for example, you will need a paid account with RG.
Here is one such site:
https://www.psdly.io/?s=Udemy
The site above only supports Fileaxa links, and the debrid app that works with that premium file host is Neodebrid (https://neodebrid.com).
But you can also use a multi-host debrid app that supports lots of popular premium host links. One such app is Real-Debrid. It is extremely affordable and works very well. It supports more than 40 host servers. So you have more options to download by using a variety of premium links.
Here is the link to get that:
https://real-debrid.com
Another debrid app that supports RG is Debrid-Link: https://debrid-link.com
Debrid tools are online apps or programs that strip the Digital Rights Management (DRM) code from proprietary links so you can easily download the files without having a paid account on the host server.
Lastly, many black-hat and file share sites will have downloads for Udemy courses.
Another way to download files from Udemy (or other) platforms is to do a search on Google. For instance, you can generally use the title of the course along with a premium host link URL.
Again, without knowing WHAT you're trying to download, it's impossible for anyone to help you.
ONE LAST THING: Some course files are very large (multi-gigabyte) and you should have your own tools to handle that kind of load. You should use a downloader program (like the two I mentioned above) because they can handle downloading multiple links at once for speed and then they rebuild them into the chronological order they need to be in after the download is done. All this is done hands-off and in the background.
So, if you see this, please post a link to the Udemy content you're interested in. And we can go from there.
I'd like to try and help but your question, as it is presented, leaves a big gap with a lot of possible answers. Please be more clear about what you want to do. Maybe then, someone will offer to help.
Of course, not all Udemy courses are easy to find download links for, but if one isn't and you are open to a reasonably similar substitute that gives the same content, that may be the answer.
I don't want to overwhelm you with information so the sooner you can post a link to the Udemy course you're trying to get, we can go from there.
You can send me a PM if you like.
That may be because you cannot "download Udemy" --- as it is a course platform that hosts tens of thousands of tutorial files.
Did you mean "How can I download FROM Udemy?"
I sent you a PM on yesterday but haven't heard back, so I am posting here in the hopes you get to see this.
There are all kinds of possible answers because your question isn't clear.
- Have you purchased a course on Udemy and want to download it? That's easy --- you can download any content from within the platform after logging into your Udemy account.
Navigate to the course and if you have a downloader program (ex: Internet Download Manager, JDownloader2, etc.) that is integrated with your web browser, it will parse the links directly into the hopper for any video or other content that you click. Then you can use the download's user interface to start the downloads.
- Do you want to download a file from Udemy using black-hat methods? Again, that's easy (in most cases). If you want to download files from a Udemy course you did not purchase, you can generally find downloads to lots of courses from Lynda, Skillshare and Udemy on websites that feature file sharing or black-hat links.
Problem is, these files are predominantly on PREMIUM link hosts. That means if the links are on Rapid.gator, for example, you will need a paid account with RG.
Here is one such site:
https://www.psdly.io/?s=Udemy
The site above only supports Fileaxa links, and the debrid app that works with that premium file host is Neodebrid (https://neodebrid.com).
But you can also use a multi-host debrid app that supports lots of popular premium host links. One such app is Real-Debrid. It is extremely affordable and works very well. It supports more than 40 host servers. So you have more options to download by using a variety of premium links.
Here is the link to get that:
https://real-debrid.com
Another debrid app that supports RG is Debrid-Link: https://debrid-link.com
Debrid tools are online apps or programs that strip the Digital Rights Management (DRM) code from proprietary links so you can easily download the files without having a paid account on the host server.
Lastly, many black-hat and file share sites will have downloads for Udemy courses.
Another way to download files from Udemy (or other) platforms is to do a search on Google. For instance, you can generally use the title of the course along with a premium host link URL.
Again, without knowing WHAT you're trying to download, it's impossible for anyone to help you.
ONE LAST THING: Some course files are very large (multi-gigabyte) and you should have your own tools to handle that kind of load. You should use a downloader program (like the two I mentioned above) because they can handle downloading multiple links at once for speed and then they rebuild them into the chronological order they need to be in after the download is done. All this is done hands-off and in the background.
So, if you see this, please post a link to the Udemy content you're interested in. And we can go from there.
I'd like to try and help but your question, as it is presented, leaves a big gap with a lot of possible answers. Please be more clear about what you want to do. Maybe then, someone will offer to help.
Of course, not all Udemy courses are easy to find download links for, but if one isn't and you are open to a reasonably similar substitute that gives the same content, that may be the answer.
I don't want to overwhelm you with information so the sooner you can post a link to the Udemy course you're trying to get, we can go from there.
You can send me a PM if you like.
11-22-2025, 07:26 AM
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11-23-2025, 10:34 PM
Would be interesting to know of a program that is able to scrape a whole Udemy course that one owns.