Download Twitch VODs in 1080p60
Get Twitch VODs in the exact quality they were streamed in – usually 1080p at 60 frames per second – with no re-encoding and no quality loss.
What is "Source" quality?
Twitch stores every stream in the quality the streamer broadcast it, called Source, plus a few lower resolutions for viewers on slow connections. For most channels Source is 1080p60; some stream in 900p, 720p60 or higher. Vodsnip marks the Source option in the quality dropdown and shows the estimated file size for each.
How to download in 1080p60
- Open the VOD in Vodsnip and click Download.
- In Quality, choose the option marked (Source) – for example 1080p60 (Source).
- Choose the full video or set timestamps, and click Download.
No re-encoding, no quality loss
Vodsnip copies the original video and audio into an MP4 without converting them. The file you get is bit-for-bit the quality Twitch streamed – and copying instead of converting is also why downloads finish so quickly.
File sizes by quality
| Quality | Roughly per hour |
|---|---|
| 1080p60 (Source) | 3–4 GB |
| 720p60 | 1.5–2 GB |
| 480p | 0.6–0.8 GB |
| Audio only | under 0.1 GB |
Exact sizes depend on the stream's bitrate. Use timestamps to download only what you need and keep files small.
FAQ
Can I download Twitch VODs in 1080p?
Yes. Choose the Source option in Vodsnip, which is 1080p60 for most channels.
Does Vodsnip lower the quality of Twitch VODs?
No. It copies the original video and audio without re-encoding.
Why is there no 1080p option for some VODs?
The streamer broadcast in a lower resolution. The Source option is always the highest quality available.