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by Kevincy
Updated on Aug 25, 2026
Fire tablets make it easy to watch movies offline, but the best method depends on where the video comes from. This guide covers three practical options: download supported titles in Prime Video or Netflix, save online videos/movies or rip movies from your own DVD collection.
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Q: I got a Fire HD 10 for Christmas. I am going on a trip next week and I can't figure out how to download movies to Kindle Fire Tablet. Please help.
How to Download Movies on Kindle Fire to Watch OfflineYes. A Fire tablet can play movies offline in several ways. Streaming apps such as Prime Video and Netflix can store eligible titles inside their apps, while regular video files can be copied from a computer over USB or saved to a microSD card on supported models. If a local video will not open, the problem may be its codec, profile, audio format, resolution, or other parameters rather than the filename extension alone. Newer Fire models support more media formats than older Kindle Fire devices, so compatibility varies by generation.
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WonderFox DVD Video Converter combines online downloading, format conversion, and DVD ripping in one Windows program. It can save video and audio from YouTube and 1000+ supported sites, convert local files to 500+ formats and device profiles, and digitize DVD movies. For Fire Tablet compatibility, you can choose a preset from the Amazon device category instead of guessing the right codec and resolution.
Can You Download Netflix Movies on Kindle Fire?If you use Prime Video or Netflix and are already subscribed to its membership, the simplest option is the app's own offline-download feature.
Prime Video: Open the Prime Video app on your Fire tablet, find a movie or show, and tap the Download option when it is available. Movies can be downloaded from the title page, while supported series may offer episode or season downloads.
Netflix: Open the Netflix app, choose a downloadable title, and tap Download. Netflix currently supports downloads on Fire tablets running Fire OS 7 or later.
Availability and viewing periods vary by title, account, region, and licensing. These downloads stay inside the app and are not normal video files you can move or convert.
Disclaimer: This guide is demonstrated for personal fair use only. It is illegal to download copyrighted materials without the copyright holder’s consent. WonderFox does not approve of copyright infringement in any way. The end-users should be solely responsible for their own behaviors.
For online videos, movies, or episodes that you want to save, WonderFox DVD Video Converter can handle the download first and only convert the file when conversion is actually needed. Its Downloader module supports YouTube and 1000+ supported websites. After downloading, you can transfer a compatible file to the Fire tablet with a USB cable or microSD card and try playing it directly.
Fire Tablet support varies by generation. Recent Fire 7 and Fire HD models support multiple containers and codecs, including MP4, MKV, WebM, H.264, H.265, and VP9, while older Kindle Fire models can be more limited. So there is no need to convert every download. If the video will not open, has no sound, stutters, or uses unsupported parameters, convert it with the program's Amazon device preset. MP4 with H.264/AAC remains a broadly compatible fallback.
DownloadDownload and launch WonderFox DVD Video Converter on your PC.
Click Download Video. Copy the URL of the YouTube video or another supported page, paste it into the Add URL box, and click Analyze. Choose one of the available download options, then click Download.
When finished, the downloaded file will appear in the main interface automatically.
If the downloaded video already plays correctly on your Fire tablet, skip the conversion and transfer the file directly.
If it does not, click the Output Format area on the right, go to Amazon, and choose the Fire or Fire HD preset that best matches your tablet. You can also choose MP4 or H.264 under the Video category when you need a broadly compatible output.
Choose an output folder at the bottom, then click the blue Run button to start the conversion.
Afterward, connect the Fire tablet to the PC with a USB cable, unlock the tablet, and choose file-transfer mode if prompted. Copy the video to the tablet's Movies/Video folder or to a microSD card, then open it with your preferred media app.
With WonderFox DVD Video Converter, you can also digitize movies from your own DVD collection for offline viewing on a Fire tablet. This keeps the whole workflow in one program: download online media, convert local videos, and rip DVDs to a Fire Tablet preset or a common digital format. Use this feature only with discs you own and where local law permits personal backup or format shifting.
Insert the disc into the DVD drive connected to your computer, launch WonderFox DVD Video Converter, and click Load DVD to select the DVD drive.
Enable Enhanced Decryption if the disc needs it. The program will analyze the DVD and normally mark the main movie automatically; for TV-series or multi-title discs, it will select all the episodes or a full-length title.
Click the Output Format section on the right, go to Amazon, and choose the Fire Tablet preset that matches your model. If your exact model is not listed, MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio is a practical compatibility fallback.
Choose the preferred language and subtitles if needed, set the output folder at the bottom, and click the blue Run button. When the conversion finishes, transfer the resulting video to your Fire tablet over USB or microSD card just as in Method 2.
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Whether the movie comes from Prime Video or Netflix, a downloadable website, or your own DVD collection, the best approach is to prepare a compatible offline copy before you travel. WonderFox DVD Video Converter is especially useful for Methods 2 and 3 because it combines URL downloading, format conversion, Amazon device presets, and DVD ripping in one workflow. If a downloaded video already plays on your Fire tablet, simply skip the conversion step.
Kevincy joined the WonderFox team in 2014 and has been a senior columnist ever since. With over two decades of experience in the video editing industry, he shares tutorials, tips, and how-to guides on video/audio processing and personal DVD backups. Family-oriented and passionate about helping others, he is dedicated to making video and audio processing easier for readers.
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WonderFox DVD Video Converter
Use one Windows program to download video and audio from YouTube and 1000+ supported websites, convert incompatible local files to Fire Tablet presets, and rip movies from your own DVDs. The built-in Amazon device category makes it easy to choose a suitable output without manually setting every parameter.
