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What is keepvid? Can I download YouTube videos from this application?

Downloading Videos Directly From the YouTube Downloader App
Open YouTube Downloader.
Enter a term in the search box and tap the search button. A list of videos appears.
Tap the video you want to save. A list of options appears.
Select the video / audio format you wish to download.
How do you download a video from YouTube?
2. Copy and paste the video URL. Open your web browser, find the video you want to download from YouTube and copy its URL from the address bar. Then return to 4K Video Downloader and click the green 'Paste Link' button at the top left.May 21, 2018
Keepvid.com itself is safe and free to use. But Java might contains flaws or bugs so put your computer in a dangerous situation. ... It may contain malware or spyware and harm your computer. Keepvid desktop downloader (currently unavailable) is safe to use

Here are the steps to download youtube videos directly into your gallery.
  1. Copy the link of youtube video that you want to download .
  2. Open your browser ( any browser) and paste the copied link.
  3. Edit the link such that it becomes like (www . ss youtube. com/……)
  4. Now click on the format in which you want to download it.

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