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Dailymotion playlists · free tool

Turn any Dailymotion playlist into a video list

Paste a playlist link and get every video's ID, title and duration in one table. Copy the links or download as CSV. Free, no sign-up.

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How it works

Three steps, no setup

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Paste any Dailymotion playlist link

02

Get every video's ID, title and duration

03

Copy the links or download the table as CSV

Built for working with a whole playlist at once

A news outlet's clips, a creator's series, a research rabbit hole — if it's a public Dailymotion playlist, this turns it into a table you can actually use.

Every video, in orderThe playlist's full video list, in the order it's arranged — nothing skipped, nothing summarized.
The details that matterVideo ID, title, duration, watch URL and thumbnail — one row per video.
Copy every link at onceOne click puts every video's watch URL on your clipboard, one per line, ready to paste anywhere.
Download as CSVDrop the whole list straight into a spreadsheet — for tracking, sorting, or feeding into another tool.
Seconds, not scrollingNo opening each video one at a time to note its title and link — the whole list shows up in one go.
Free, no accountNo account needed, no watermark — just a daily limit instead of a paywall.

Why you'd want a playlist as a list

Cataloging a playlist

Turn a news outlet's or creator's playlist into a spreadsheet you can actually work with.

Sharing the whole list

Grab every link at once instead of copying one video URL at a time out of the playlist page.

Feeding another tool

Pull the CSV into a script, a research tool, or upsolo's own transcript tools — one link at a time or the whole playlist.

Questions people actually ask