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Browse, preview, and copy direct links for free MP4, WebM, and OGV sample videos at 240p–1080p for HTML5 players, upload tests, and streaming demos.
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appkiro.comUse this catalog when you need ready-to-use sample MP4, WebM, and OGV clips for HTML5 video players, upload forms, transcoding pipelines, streaming demos, or QA scenarios. Every link is curated from public hosts that allow direct hot-linking and download.
Filter by file size and duration to test small uploads (under 1 MB), normal uploads (1–20 MB), or stress scenarios (over 100 MB). Combine with the resolution filter when testing decoders or thumbnails.
Use MP4 (H.264) for broad playback, WebM (VP9) for modern browsers and bandwidth-friendly delivery, and OGV when you need to verify legacy fallback paths or open-codec workflows.
Use the link icon to copy the absolute URL into API payloads, documentation, or a player source. Use the download icon to save the file locally; some hosts open the video inline, in which case use the in-tab Save action.
These third-party hosts are stable but not under our control. For production traffic, CI workflows, or anything that must run for years, mirror the file to your own object storage and keep the original link as a fallback reference.
<video> players with multiple formats and resolutions.Yes. Every entry points to a publicly hosted clip from Blender open movies, W3C media, MDN CC0 examples, samplelib, learningcontainer, the Internet Archive, or other free sources. Use them for demos, QA, prototypes, and training material.
Browsers ignore the download attribute on cross-origin URLs unless the host returns Content-Disposition. If a file plays inline, right-click the player or the open icon and choose Save video as… Most listed hosts also allow direct download via the open icon.
These hosts are stable but not under our control. Use them for development, automated tests, and documentation, but mirror critical assets to your own storage if downtime matters.
Blender open-movie content (Big Buck Bunny, Sintel) is CC BY 3.0. MDN flower clips are CC0. W3C and W3Schools clips are provided as testing samples. Verify the original source page if your use case has strict licensing requirements.