Recomposed by Max Richter - Downloading YouTube Videos on iPhone and iPad with Documents 5/6

Are you tired of relying on your internet connection to watch your favorite YouTube videos? Do you wish there was a way to download them directly to your iPhone or iPad so you can watch them offline whenever you want? Well, the good news is that there are several apps available that allow you to do just that. One such app is Documents 5/6 by Readdle, which has recently been updated to support YouTube video downloads.

Documents 5/6 is a free app available in the App Store that allows you to download videos from YouTube and save them directly to your camera roll. With this app, you can watch your favorite videos offline on your iPhone or iPad without worrying about running out of data or being restricted by time zones.

To get started with Documents 5/6, simply install it from the App Store and launch it on your device. From there, open YouTube and find the video you want to download. Copy the URL of the video and then return to Documents 5/6. Paste the URL into the app's search bar and select 'Download' to start the downloading process.

Once the download is complete, you can find the saved video in your camera roll. From there, you can watch it at your leisure without any restrictions. And if you want to convert the video to MP3 format, Documents 5/6 also allows you to do that.

But Documents 5/6 isn't the only app available for downloading YouTube videos on iPhone and iPad. There are several other apps out there, including VidPaw, which is a free online YouTube downloader that has been tried by over 17,000 users.

So, if you're looking for a way to download YouTube videos directly to your iPhone or iPad, Documents 5/6 is definitely worth checking out. With its user-friendly interface and ability to convert videos to MP3 format, it's an excellent choice for anyone who wants to watch their favorite videos offline.

Recomposed by max richter