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How to Bulk Download Multiple Kwai Videos at Once

Person holding a smartphone preparing to bulk download several Kwai videos at once

Quick answer: KwaiSave has a real Bulk Download tab built for exactly this — switch to it, paste up to 10 Kwai or Kuaishou links at once (one per line), and download the whole queue in a single pass. No installs, no login, no per-video repetition.

If you've got a handful of Kwai clips you want to save — a creator's recent posts, a set of tutorials, a playlist someone sent you — going through the full copy-link-paste-download cycle for each one feels like it should have a faster version. It does, and it's already built into the tool you're on right now.

How KwaiSave's Bulk Download Actually Works

Person looking at a laptop screen while preparing a batch of Kwai video links

Most sites that claim to handle multiple downloads still make you process one link at a time behind the scenes — the "bulk" part is just marketing. KwaiSave's Bulk Download tab is a genuinely separate mode: paste multiple links in at once, and the queue downloads together instead of one by one.

It's capped at 10 links per batch. That's not a technical shortfall — it's a deliberate limit, and it's worth understanding why before you hit it.

Step-by-Step: Downloading a Batch of Kwai Videos

Person typing Kwai video links into a browser to start a bulk download
  1. Collect your links first. Open each video in Kuaishou or Kwai, tap Share, and copy the link. Paste each one into a notes app or message thread so you've got your full list ready before you start.
  2. Go to kwaisave.com and switch to the Bulk Download tab, next to the Single option at the top of the tool.
  3. Paste your links, one per line, up to 10 at a time. The tool will flag anything that doesn't look like a valid Kwai or Kuaishou link before you proceed.
  4. Click "Download All in Queue." Each video processes and appears with its own quality (HD/SD) and format (MP4, MP3, or GIF) options, same as a single download.
  5. Check the queue for anything that failed. A private or deleted video will fail individually without stopping the rest of the batch — you'll see which one didn't go through.
  6. Repeat for your next 10 if you've got more than one batch's worth.

That's the entire process — genuinely one pass per 10 videos, not 10 separate trips through the tool.

Why the 10-Link Limit Exists

This is the part most competing "bulk downloader" pages don't explain, and it's worth knowing because it's actually a trust signal, not a limitation to work around.

Platforms like Kwai restrict automated, large-scale scraping in their own terms of service — collecting content with "an automatic program, software... data mining tool" is explicitly against the rules. A tool that let you paste in an entire account's worth of videos or scrape by hashtag would be operating in exactly that gray zone, and those tools tend to break without warning or carry real security risk.

Capping bulk downloads at a reasonable batch size, tied to links you've manually copied yourself, keeps this on the right side of that line — you're still fetching only the specific public videos you chose, just faster than doing it one at a time.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Pasting more than 10 links at once. The tool is built around that batch size — trying to force more in typically means the extras just get ignored or the whole batch errors out. Split into a second round instead.
  • Mixing formats or extra text into the paste box. One link per line is the format the tool expects. Pasting a whole message thread with captions and timestamps mixed in will cause some links to fail validation.
  • Not checking which links failed. In a batch of 10, one or two might be private, deleted, or mistyped. The queue shows this per video — skim it before assuming everything downloaded.
  • Forgetting to pick quality/format before the batch runs. If you want MP3 audio or GIF exports instead of the default video file, set that per video in the queue results, not after you've already downloaded everything as MP4.

What Most Competing Tools Get Wrong

Person comparing two phones side by side while checking a batch of downloaded Kwai videos
  • Most Kuaishou downloaders only handle one link at a time, despite some pages implying otherwise — that's the actual gap KwaiSave's Bulk tab fills, not a hypothetical one.
  • Apps promising unlimited automated bulk grabs are the ones to be cautious of. If something claims to pull an entire profile's history in one click with no link-pasting involved, it's very likely operating outside what the platform's terms allow — and often asks for more device or account access than a downloader should need.
  • Storage adds up fast across 10 videos at once. Worth a quick check of available space before running a full batch, especially at HD quality.
  • The same batch process works across devices — phone browser or desktop browser, the Bulk tab behaves the same way, so there's no separate "bulk method" to learn for PC versus mobile.
Person working at a desk with a laptop, organizing a batch of Kwai video links before downloading

You don't need to repeat the copy-paste-download cycle 10 times to save 10 videos. KwaiSave's Bulk Download tab handles up to 10 Kwai or Kuaishou links in one pass — collect your links first, paste them one per line, and let the queue run. The 10-link cap isn't a shortcoming; it's what keeps this squarely in normal personal-use territory rather than the kind of large-scale scraping platforms explicitly restrict.

Download Multiple Kwai Videos at Once

Switch to the Bulk Download tab, paste up to 10 Kwai or Kuaishou links, and let KwaiSave process the whole queue — no app install, no login, no shady APKs.

Open Bulk Downloader →

FAQ

Yes. KwaiSave's Bulk Download tab accepts up to 10 links at once, one per line, and downloads them all in a single pass.
It's a deliberate limit tied to how platforms like Kwai restrict automated scraping in their terms of service. Pasting your own manually copied links, in a reasonable batch size, keeps this well within normal personal use.
That specific video fails individually and shows in the queue as unable to download — the rest of your batch still processes normally.
No. It runs in the same browser tab as the single-download tool — no app, no login, no extra software.
Yes. Each video in the queue gets its own quality and format options (MP4, MP3, or GIF) after the batch finishes processing.
Downloading public videos for personal, offline viewing is generally fine. Reposting or monetizing someone else's content without permission is a separate issue — see KwaiSave's legal section for the fuller breakdown by use case.
Mehtab Ahmed

About the Author: Mehtab Ahmed

Mehtab Ahmed is the founder of KwaiSave and a web developer with 6+ years of experience building browser-based media tools. Based in Lahore, Pakistan, he writes about social media platforms, content creation, and digital tools.