Choose the quality before you download
Instead of a surprise 500 MB file or an unusable blurry clip, Raheeb shows the real quality ladder for the link with the size of each option — and you decide.
What is this feature?
Most downloaders grab whatever they can get, so you end up with a huge file you didn't need or a poor copy you can't use. Raheeb opens the actual list of qualities the link serves and prints each option's size in megabytes before you tap, next to a thumbnail and the clip's title.
Options include the video at every resolution available — up to 2160p (4K) when the source has it — and the audio track alone for anyone who only wants the song or the podcast. For large files the app opens several parallel connections over your own line, turning minutes into seconds.
The size is printed
Know how many megabytes it costs before you tap, not after.
Up to 4K
High resolutions appear when the source genuinely offers them.
Audio only
An Audio option in the same list cuts about 90% of the size.
Parallel downloads
Large files come down over several connections at once.
How to use it
- 1
Paste the link
Any clip link from a supported platform.
- 2
Tap Download
Raheeb reads the link and builds the option list.
- 3
Pick a quality
Each card shows resolution and size — tap the one you want.
- 4
Done
Exactly the version you chose comes down.
When to use it
Full storage
Pick 480p for long clips instead of filling the phone.
Limited data
On cellular, choose a lower quality or audio only.
Editing
Take the highest resolution when the clip is source material.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't 4K always appear?
Does the audio option give me MP3?
Does high quality need a subscription?
Why do sizes differ from YouTube's?
Can I change quality after downloading?
Get Raheeb free
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad — no account, and your first download takes seconds.