The clip downloads, converts and lands on your Premiere Pro or Resolve timeline, ready to scrub. No pulling a three hour stream to use twenty seconds of it.
Windows 10/11 and macOS on Apple Silicon. Wrong platform? All downloads are at the bottom.
Three panels in the app, three steps here.
YouTube, Twitch, X, or anything yt-dlp can read. A share link with ?t= fills the in point, and age-restricted videos are flagged before you download.
Type in and out points, or hit 15s, 30s, 60s or Whole. Choose a quality cap, where it lands, and a bin to keep a project's clips together.
Only that range is downloaded, converted for smooth scrubbing, matched to your frame rate, and dropped onto the timeline.
A separate app that talks to the editor you have open. The clip lands at the playhead or the start of the timeline, on the first free track, at the timeline's frame rate.
AV1 on the GPU, up to 4K, HDR kept. Works with Studio and the free version, 18.1 or newer. Clips from a bin go to a Media Pool bin of the same name.
Studio: Preferences → System → General → External scripting using → Local
Free: add YEETingus from Settings → Add to Resolve's Scripts menu and restart Resolve. Then, each session, start YEETingus and click Workspace → Scripts → YEETingus once.
HEVC, because Premiere does not decode AV1. Version 25 or newer, with Creative Cloud installed. Clips from a bin go to a project bin of the same name.
Install the panel from Settings → Editor → Premiere Pro, then open Window → UXP Plugins → YEETingus and dock it.
Type 90, 1:30 or 00:01:30, or hit 15s, 30s, 60s or Whole. A share link with ?t= fills the in point. Only that range is downloaded.
Half-second keyframes and the timeline's own frame rate, so it plays back smoothly the moment it lands. No retiming, no optimised media.
Format detection tells you what is really available. Hardware encode to AV1 for Resolve or HEVC for Premiere, with a CPU fallback.
Flip the Queue switch and paste link after link. Three download side by side, each with its own progress. YEET them from the history when you are ready.
Type a bin name, or hit Today, and every clip lands in its own folder and in a bin of the same name in your editor, until you change it.
A live status dot shows which project and timeline you are connected to. No editor open? Download only still works. In English or Polish.
The right-hand panel remembers everything you have pulled: thumbnail, title, bin, channel, range, size and when. Before you download, it shows which resolutions the source actually has.
One download, then tell your editor about it (see the cards above).
brew install ffmpegSystem Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. First launch fetches yt-dlp and Deno and sets up your editor.brew install ffmpeg first.YEETingus is an independent, open-source tool. It is not made, sold, endorsed or supported by any of the companies whose products it works with.
YEETingus is not associated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or otherwise connected to Blackmagic Design Pty Ltd or Adobe Inc. DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve Studio are trademarks of Blackmagic Design Pty Ltd. Adobe, Premiere and Premiere Pro are trademarks of Adobe Inc. in the United States and other countries. Those names appear on this site only to describe which editors YEETingus can talk to. No logos, icons or other brand assets of either company are used here or in the app.
YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. Twitch is a trademark of Twitch Interactive, Inc., an Amazon company. YEETingus has no relationship with either, nor with any other site a link may point to. Those platforms have their own terms of service, and many of them prohibit downloading content without the rights holder's permission. Whether you may use this tool on a given site is between you and that site.
YEETingus is intended for media you own, media you have been licensed to use, openly licensed material, and promotional material you have been given permission to cut. It does nothing to check any of that. You are responsible for making sure that downloading, storing and editing a given clip is lawful where you are and permitted by the source. Copyright, fair use and fair dealing differ by country; nothing here is legal advice.
The downloading, cutting and encoding are done by yt-dlp, ffmpeg and Deno. They are separate projects, fetched from their own official releases on first launch rather than bundled, and each is covered by its own licence. Credit for the hard parts belongs to them. YEETingus is not affiliated with those projects either.
YEETingus is released under the MIT licence and provided as is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Video platforms change how they serve video without notice, and a release that works today can stop working tomorrow. Use it at your own risk. New versions are announced in the app; installing them is up to you.
No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reporting, no account. The app's only network traffic is fetching the three tools above, the video you paste, and a check with GitHub for a newer release (you can turn that off in Settings). Builds are unsigned, so Windows Defender or macOS Gatekeeper may warn you the first time; SHA-256 checksums for every build are on the release page so you can verify what you downloaded.