Version 1.0.0 · October 19, 2026
OmniGet for Windows
For Windows 10 and later, 64-bit. The installer is the easiest choice; the portable build runs from any folder or USB stick.
Windows may show a SmartScreen warning the first time. Here is what to do.
Windows 10+ · macOS 10.15+ · Linux · Free · GPL-3.0
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Made for Windows
Requirements and formats
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Installer (.exe): the usual choice. Updates arrive inside the app.
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Portable (.exe): no install. Put an empty
portable.txtnext to it and settings, cookies, yt-dlp and FFmpeg stay in adatafolder beside the file. -
MSI package: for IT departments that deploy software.
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On Windows on ARM, the x64 build runs through emulation.
First launch
First launch
OmniGet is not code-signed yet, so Windows asks you to confirm once.
- Open the downloaded
.exe. If a blue Windows protected your PC box appears, click More info. - Check that the file name is the one you downloaded, then click Run anyway.
- The installer runs as usual. You only do this once per version.
OmniGet draws its window with Microsoft Edge WebView2, which Windows 10 and 11 already include. If it is missing, the installer adds it.
After you install
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The first screen asks for your language, then installs yt-dlp and FFmpeg with one click.
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Copy a link, paste it on the home screen, pick a quality and press Enter.
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Optional: add the browser extension from Settings to save what you see while logged in.
Checksums
Every file above is the same file published on GitHub, copied to this site only after its SHA-256 matched. The reference hash lives on GitHub; this page is a convenience. How to check a file.
Windows
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Installer (.exe)
omniget_1.0.0_x64-setup.exe
SHA-256
e3078b103880cff75644c1a9a833a90387afdb5e81ddeee6cc75c080bc02658e -
Portable (.exe)
omniget_1.0.0_x64-portable.exe
SHA-256
b2ec6797fd2634273b7171c004803609161ee2d2789c246247c1bd82fe89f334 -
Command line
omniget-cli-1.0.0-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip
SHA-256
06bd1f02c8492cbee718fc113f9838b83a866fbfb419d712b30001d9acbe11b0
Questions
Is the SmartScreen warning a sign of a virus?
No. SmartScreen warns about files it has not seen signed before. It does not scan them. The way to be sure is to compare the file's SHA-256 with the one published on GitHub.
Installer or portable?
The installer, unless you need to run OmniGet from a USB stick or a folder without installing anything.
Can I install it with winget?
Yes: winget install -e --id tonhowtf.OmniGet.