Need to grab videos from Flickr for a project? This actor lets you do just that. Simply paste in the URL of any Flickr photo or post page, and it will pull out the embedded video file for you. It’s straightforward: you feed it links, and it fetches the videos. I use it when I find a great timelapse or tutorial on Flickr that I want to save locally for editing or safe keeping. You can run it right in your browser for a one-off download, or hook it into your own workflows for automation. Want to archive an entire album? Schedule runs to check for new videos, or trigger it via the API to integrate with your data pipelines. All the downloaded media files are neatly packaged, ready to be saved to your cloud storage or fed into another app. It removes the manual hassle of trying to figure out how to download from Flickr's interface. For researchers, marketers, or anyone building a media library, it turns a tedious manual process into a simple, automated task. It just works the way you'd expect a good utility tool to.

What does this actor do?

Flickr Video Downloader is a web scraping and automation tool available on the Apify platform. It's designed to help you extract data and automate tasks efficiently in the cloud.

Key Features

• Cloud-based execution - no local setup required
• Scalable infrastructure for large-scale operations
• API access for integration with your applications
• Built-in proxy rotation and anti-blocking measures
• Scheduled runs and webhooks for automation

How to Use

1. Click "Try This Actor" to open it on Apify
2. Create a free Apify account if you don't have one
3. Configure the input parameters as needed
4. Run the actor and download your results