Downloading YouTube videos, including entire playlists, is against YouTube's terms of service unless a download button or link is shown by YouTube. Unauthorized downloading of videos may violate copyright laws. Therefore, it's important to respect the terms of service and copyright policies of YouTube.
That being said, YouTube does offer a feature called "YouTube Premium" that allows you to download videos for offline viewing on mobile devices, including Android. With YouTube Premium, you can download videos and playlists legally.
Here are the steps to download a YouTube playlist on Android using YouTube Premium:
Subscribe to YouTube Premium:
- Open the YouTube app on your Android device.
- Tap on your profile picture in the top right corner.
- Select "Paid memberships."
- Subscribe to YouTube Premium.
Download a Playlist:
- Open the YouTube app on your Android device.
- Find the playlist you want to download.
- Tap on the playlist to open it.
- You should see a download button (an arrow pointing downwards) next to the playlist title.
- Tap on the download button.
Adjust Download Settings (Optional):
- You can adjust the download settings by tapping on the download icon (usually a downward arrow) at the top of the playlist page.
- You can choose the video quality and download over Wi-Fi only if you want to save mobile data.
Access Downloaded Playlists:
- Once the download is complete, you can access the playlist from the "Library" tab in the YouTube app.
Remember, YouTube Premium is a paid subscription service, and it's the only legal way to download videos from YouTube for offline viewing. Be sure to respect YouTube's terms of service and only download content for which you have the right to do so.
