SYC
For Windows
Save YouTube videos directly to your iPhone, Mac, or PC as MP3 or MP4
Edit song information (metadata) and create a polished music library
Grab entire YouTube playlists or download videos with subtitles
No more wasting time downloading videos and tracks separately. With SYC, you can simply copy the Playlist's URL and download it in one go.
Download YouTube PlaylistSYC supports YouTube subtitles, allowing you to watch videos in noisy places or explore content in different languages.
Try SYC for Watch VideosAfter you click "Download," all songs and videos will automatically appear on your iPhone or iPad without the need for iTunes.
Download Songs on iOSConvert your favorite YouTube tracks to MP3 or AAC and play them on any iOS device. SYC delivers impressive sound quality without increasing file size.
Convert to iOS Youtube tracksUnlike many other YouTube downloaders, SYC supports videos in the highest resolution — up to 4K.
SYC is free to download and try. However, to unlock the full functionality and remove any limitations, you can buy a full license for just $39.96 per year. With the full license, you not only get unrestricted access to SYC but also receive all premium Softorino apps included in the Universal License bundle.
Currently, SYC does not have a dedicated mobile app. However, you can still use SYC on your computer, whether you have macOS or Windows. From the SYC app on your computer, you can transfer videos and music directly to your iPhone.
Downloading YouTube videos on your iPhone and iPad is incredibly easy with SYC. SYC is the first and only app that allows you to download YouTube videos directly to your iPhone and iPad with just one click. All you need to do is connect your device, open SYC, and select your device as the destination. SYC will transfer the videos to either the Music or TV app on your iOS device, depending on whether you choose to download them as MP3 or MP4 files.
Downloading content from YouTube and then transforming it to a format of your liking — is fully legal. If you are doing it for offline viewing and for personal use — there is nothing illegal in that.