Batches
Download a whole playlist in one pass
Paste a playlist, album, or set link and Cromoteca expands it into individual items, removes duplicates, and runs the whole thing as one batch you can leave alone.
Built for volume
Large batches are the normal case, not an edge case. Paste hundreds of links and Cromoteca parses them without freezing, shows a live count as it detects them, and processes items one at a time so a single failure never takes down the run.
One download at the end
When the batch finishes, everything is packaged into a single ZIP so you get one file rather than a folder of separate downloads. Choose a destination folder first and Cromoteca writes straight there.
Honest failure
Items that cannot be processed are reported individually with a plain reason — a login requirement, a removed video, an unsupported source — while the rest of the batch continues. Sources Cromoteca will not touch, such as anything behind an access control you are not entitled to pass, are rejected up front rather than failing halfway through.
How it works
Paste the playlist link
Playlists, albums, and sets are expanded into their individual items automatically.
Pick one output for the batch
The format and quality you choose apply to every item in the run.
Collect one ZIP
Completed files are packaged into a single archive and saved to your folder.
FAQ
FAQ
How many links can I paste at once?
Hundreds. Parsing is incremental so the interface stays responsive, and fair-use limits apply per day and per month rather than per paste.
What happens if one item fails?
Only that item fails. It is listed with a plain-language reason and the rest of the batch carries on.
Do I get one file or many?
One. Completed outputs are packaged into a single ZIP for the batch, so you are not left collecting dozens of separate downloads.