Mindvalley Downloader (Browser Extension)

Download Mindvalley course videos, quest lessons, and supported embedded lesson videos as MP4 files for offline study.

Mindvalley Downloader is a browser extension built for learners who want a simpler way to save Mindvalley lesson videos for offline access. It works with supported Mindvalley-hosted streams as well as common embedded lesson providers, giving you a direct browser workflow for detecting the video, choosing a quality, and exporting an MP4 file you can replay later.

• Save Mindvalley quest lessons and course videos as MP4
• Download supported Mindvalley-hosted streams from lesson pages
• Capture supported embedded lesson videos from Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, and Wistia
• Choose from the quality levels exposed by the source
• Keep local files for offline study, note-taking, and review

Links

• :rocket: Get it here: Mindvalley Downloader
• :new: Latest release: GitHub Releases
• :question: Help center: SERP Help
• :beetle: Report bugs: GitHub Issues
• :bulb: Request features: Feature Requests

Preview

Table of Contents

• Why Mindvalley Downloader
• Features
• How It Works
• Step-by-Step Tutorial: How to Download Videos from Mindvalley
• Supported Formats
• Who It's For
• Common Use Cases
• Troubleshooting
• Trial & Access
• Installation Instructions
• FAQ
• Notes
• About Mindvalley

Why Mindvalley Downloader

Mindvalley lessons are designed for streaming access inside the platform, not for straightforward local export. Videos may come from Mindvalley's own delivery flow or from embedded platforms like Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, and Wistia, which makes generic downloader tools unreliable across the full course experience.

Mindvalley Downloader is built around that exact use case. It focuses on supported lesson pages, detects the available stream in your browser session, and gives you a cleaner way to save accessible course content as MP4 without switching to desktop software or manual stream extraction.

Features

• Lesson video detection for Mindvalley-hosted course pages
• Support for common embedded lesson providers on Mindvalley pages
• Quality selection for available stream resolutions
• MP4 output for easier offline playback and transfer
• Browser-based workflow without desktop download tools
• Popup interface for reviewing detected lesson media
• Download progress for active exports
• Cross-browser support for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Firefox, Whale, and Yandex

How It Works

1. Install the extension from the latest release.
2. Open Mindvalley and navigate to a lesson, quest, or masterclass page.
3. Start playback so the extension can detect the lesson media.
4. Open the popup to review available stream options.
5. Choose the quality you want.
6. Download the lesson and save the final MP4 file locally.

Step-by-Step Tutorial: How to Download Videos from Mindvalley

1. Install Mindvalley Downloader from the latest GitHub release.
2. Sign in to Mindvalley and open the lesson page you want to save.
3. Let the page load fully and press play on the video.
4. Click the extension button in your browser toolbar.
5. Review the stream or embedded video options detected for that lesson.
6. Select the quality you want to keep.
7. Start the download and wait for the MP4 export to complete.
8. Open the saved file from your Downloads folder for offline viewing.

Supported Formats

• Input: Mindvalley-hosted lesson streams
• Input: Supported embedded Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, and Wistia lesson videos
• Output: MP4

Saved files use MP4 so they are easier to replay on standard media players, move between devices, and keep in a personal study archive.

Who It's For

• Mindvalley students who want lesson videos available offline
• Learners who travel or study in low-connectivity environments
• Members building a personal archive of course content they are allowed to keep
• Users who want a browser-based workflow instead of desktop download tools
• People revisiting lessons repeatedly for notes, study, or review

Common Use Cases

• Save a Mindvalley quest lesson for offline viewing during travel
• Download masterclass videos for later study without streaming
• Keep local copies of course videos you already have access to
• Save embedded Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, or Wistia lessons shown on Mindvalley pages
• Build a personal lesson archive for repeat review

Troubleshooting

The extension is not detecting the lesson video
Press play first and wait a few seconds so the stream has time to initialize.

No quality options are showing
Some lesson pages expose a single playable stream variant, especially on certain embedded players.

The wrong video source is being picked up
Refresh the lesson page and reopen the extension popup after the lesson player fully loads.

The lesson requires login or membership access
The extension only works on content you can already access in your active Mindvalley session.

The extension does not work in the mobile app
This is a desktop browser extension and is intended for Mindvalley.com in a desktop browser.

Security & Scope

• Operates only on the page the user intentionally opens in the active browser tab
• Detects supported playback sources only for user-initiated downloads or exports
• Does not execute page instructions, shell commands, or arbitrary scripts from page content
• Does not follow unrelated links or perform actions outside the active workflow
• Limits support to the named platform, approved embedded contexts, and user-authorized sessions when required

Trial & Access

• Includes 3 free downloads so you can test the workflow first
• Email sign-in uses secure one-time password verification
• No credit card required for the trial
• Unlimited downloads are available with a paid license

Start here: https://serp.ly/mindvalley-downloader

Installation Instructions

1. Open the latest release page: https://github.com/serpapps/mindvalley-downloader/releases/latest
2. Download the extension build for your browser.
3. Install the extension.
4. Open Mindvalley and navigate to a lesson, quest, or masterclass page.
5. Use the extension popup to detect and download the video.

FAQ

What kinds of Mindvalley videos can I download?
Supported lesson videos, quest videos, masterclass videos, and supported embedded lesson content on Mindvalley pages.

Do I need to press play first?
Yes. Many lesson streams are only exposed after playback begins.

What file format do downloads use?
Videos are saved as MP4 files.

Does it support embedded lesson providers?
Yes. The extension supports common providers such as Vimeo, YouTube, Loom, and Wistia when they appear on supported Mindvalley pages.

Where are videos saved?
They are saved to your default Downloads location.

Do I need extra software?
No. Everything runs through the browser extension.

License

This repository is distributed under the proprietary SERP Apps license in the LICENSE file. Review that file before copying, modifying, or redistributing any part of this project.

Notes

• Only download content you own or have explicit permission to save
• A valid Mindvalley membership may be required for lesson access
• The extension only works on media you can already play in your browser session
• Video quality depends on the source stream exposed on that lesson page
• This is a desktop browser workflow, not a mobile app workflow

About Mindvalley

Mindvalley is a course platform built around structured lessons, quests, and video-based learning experiences. While it works well for browser-based study, it does not provide a simple universal export flow across all of its hosted and embedded lesson sources. Mindvalley Downloader simplifies that workflow for users who already have legitimate access to the content.