# Udemie > Udemie is a Windows and Linux desktop app for downloading online courses you already have access to from Udemy, Coursera and LinkedIn Learning into a local offline library, with a built-in player, subtitles, notes, progress tracking and AI study tools. Udemie is designed for learners on slow, metered or unreliable connections. It downloads content available through the user's own account; it does not bypass enrollment, payment or DRM-protected access. ## Product - [Homepage (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/index.md): clean machine-readable version of the product overview - [Platforms](https://www.udemie.study/platforms): Udemy, Coursera and LinkedIn Learning - [Pricing](https://www.udemie.study/pricing): Free, PRO monthly/yearly and Lifetime - [Trial](https://www.udemie.study/trial): 7-day PRO trial with card, or a 24-hour no-card trial by email - [Downloads](https://www.udemie.study/downloads): Microsoft Store, Snap Store and direct downloads - [Changelog](https://www.udemie.study/changelog): release history - [Udemie Journal](https://www.udemie.study/blog): engineering stories, guides and release notes from the Udemie team (RSS: https://www.udemie.study/blog/rss.xml) ## Current plans - Free: 30 downloaded files per month, full download speed, video up to 720p, all core learning tools and lower daily AI quotas - PRO Monthly: €7.99/month in EUR regions or $9.99/month elsewhere - PRO Yearly: €69.99/year or $80/year - Lifetime: €149.99 once or $175 once - PRO removes the monthly download limit, unlocks the best available video quality and raises AI quotas - Optional paid plugins can be added separately ## Latest release: v3.6.4 (Sep 23, 2026) - Linux Snap audio works again with PipeWire and PulseAudio - Linux Snap uses GPU hardware rendering again instead of falling back to processor rendering, improving the player, hover effects and animations - Udemy lectures that previously failed before downloading in the Snap app now download normally because the bundled downloader ships with everything it needs - The course-page selection bar stays readable while the lecture list scrolls underneath it - Download failures and cancellations now provide clearer diagnostics ## Core capabilities - Multi-account course downloads across Udemy, Coursera and LinkedIn Learning - Udemy Business support, including organization portals and SSO flows - Local offline library with built-in player - Selective or whole-course downloads - Automatic resume and missing-file recovery - Subtitles, resources, text lessons and course documents - Timestamped notes, transcript navigation and playback progress - Smart Speed, picture-in-picture, A-B loop, keyboard shortcuts and video thumbnails - AI course chat with lecture/timestamp citations - Library-wide semantic search using on-device embeddings - AI lecture summaries, learning paths, subtitle translation and document tools - Browser extension for sending courses directly to Udemie ## Privacy - The local course library stays on the user's device - Semantic search and retrieval run on-device - For AI chat and summaries, only the short transcript passages needed for the response are sent to the AI service, not the full library ## Guides - [Watch online courses offline](https://www.udemie.study/how-to/watch-courses-offline) - [Download course subtitles and convert to SRT](https://www.udemie.study/how-to/download-course-subtitles) - [Download a full Coursera specialization](https://www.udemie.study/how-to/download-coursera-specialization) - [Back up courses before access expires](https://www.udemie.study/how-to/backup-courses-before-they-expire) - [Download course resources](https://www.udemie.study/how-to/download-course-resources) ## Udemie Journal: engineering - [Why Udemie’s Linux Snap played every lecture in silence](https://www.udemie.study/blog/linux-snap-no-sound) ([Markdown](https://www.udemie.study/blog/linux-snap-no-sound.md)): missing libpulse, ALSA fallback blocked by Snap confinement, fixed in 3.6.4 - [The Udemie Snap drew every frame on the CPU](https://www.udemie.study/blog/linux-snap-gpu-software-rendering) ([Markdown](https://www.udemie.study/blog/linux-snap-gpu-software-rendering.md)): Mesa driver path, SwiftShader fallback, LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH, fixed in 3.6.4 - [How Udemie handles DRM-protected lectures](https://www.udemie.study/blog/how-udemie-handles-drm-protected-lectures) ([Markdown](https://www.udemie.study/blog/how-udemie-handles-drm-protected-lectures.md)): per-lecture detection before the queue, one notice per course, no circumvention - [What is DRM video, and why can’t it be downloaded?](https://www.udemie.study/blog/what-is-drm-video) ([Markdown](https://www.udemie.study/blog/what-is-drm-video.md)) ## Machine-readable page alternates - [Pricing (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/pricing.md): current Free, PRO and Lifetime pricing - [Downloads (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/downloads.md): Windows and Linux install options for the current release - [Changelog (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/changelog.md): release history - [Udemy (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/platforms/udemy.md): Udemy support and offline workflow - [Coursera (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/platforms/coursera.md): Coursera support and offline workflow - [LinkedIn Learning (Markdown)](https://www.udemie.study/platforms/linkedin-learning.md): LinkedIn Learning support and offline workflow - Every Udemie Journal article: add `.md` to its URL, e.g. https://www.udemie.study/blog/linux-snap-no-sound.md ## Optional - [Full reference](https://www.udemie.study/llms-full.txt): extended machine-readable product reference