`yt-dlp` is a fork of `youtube-dl`, a command-line program to download videos from YouTube and other sites. It offers similar functionalities to `youtube-dl` but with additional features and improvements. Here are some common commands you can use with `yt-dlp`:

1. **Basic Usage:**
   ```
   yt-dlp [OPTIONS] URL
   ```

2. **Download a Video:**
   ```
   yt-dlp URL
   ```

3. **Download Audio Only:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -x URL
   ```

4. **Download Video with Specified Format:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -f FORMAT_CODE URL
   ```

5. **List Available Formats:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -F URL
   ```

6. **Download Video Playlist:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -f FORMAT_CODE --yes-playlist URL
   ```

7. **Download Video Playlist with Index Range:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -f FORMAT_CODE --playlist-start INDEX_FROM --playlist-end INDEX_TO URL
   ```

8. **Download Video as MP3:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -x --audio-format mp3 URL
   ```

9. **Download Subtitles:**
   ```
   yt-dlp --write-sub --sub-lang LANGUAGE_CODE URL
   ```

10. **Download Thumbnails:**
   ```
   yt-dlp --write-thumbnail URL
   ```

11. **Limit Download Speed:**
   ```
   yt-dlp --limit-rate RATE URL
   ```

12. **Download Video Metadata:**
   ```
   yt-dlp --print-json URL
   ```

13. **Download Specific Video Quality (e.g., 720p):**
   ```
   yt-dlp -f 'bestvideo[height<=720]+bestaudio/best[height<=720]' URL
   ```

14. **Download Video with Specific Resolution:**
   ```
   yt-dlp -f 'bestvideo[height=720]+bestaudio/best[height=720]' URL
   ```

15. **Download Videos Matching Specific Criteria:**
   ```
   yt-dlp --match-filter 'height <= 720' URL
   ```

These are just a few examples of how you can use `yt-dlp` commands. You can find more options and detailed explanations in the `yt-dlp` documentation or by running `yt-dlp --help`.