Grab YouTube videos right in chat

You found an hour-long lecture and have a flight with no Wi-Fi ahead. Or a song that only exists in an old music video. YouTube Downloader | Music handles it in one message: paste the link, and a few seconds later the file lands in your Telegram chat. ⚡

No pop-up-heavy websites, no desktop software. Roughly 18,000 people use it every month.

Where it can download from

Despite the name, it is not limited to YouTube. The developers say it pulls video, music and text from more than twenty platforms:

• YouTube. Regular videos, music videos and Shorts.
• TikTok. Short vertical clips.
• X. Videos from posts.
• Instagram. Reels and video posts.
• Pinterest. Video pins and images.
• 20+ others. If your link is from somewhere else, send it anyway and the bot will tell you if it works.

How to use it

1. Copy the link. In the YouTube app tap Share, then Copy link.
2. Send it to the bot. No commands needed, just paste the link.
3. Pick a format. The full video, or audio only for music and podcasts.
4. Get the file. It arrives as an attachment you can save to your gallery or forward anywhere. 📥

Everything you download stays in the chat history. Telegram keeps those files in its cloud, so you can open them on your phone or laptop later.

When a download fails

Downloader bots in Telegram have a few limits worth knowing:

• File size. Bots cannot send files of unlimited size. A two-hour film in high quality may not fit, so try a lower quality or audio only.
• Restricted content. Private videos, members-only uploads and age-restricted material are usually out of reach.
• Live streams. A broadcast that is still running cannot be saved, wait for the recording.
• Busy hours. At peak times the queue gets longer. Wait a minute and try again.
• Platform changes. Sites update how they serve video, and downloaders need time to catch up.

Fair use, in plain words

Saving a video to watch offline is one thing. Re-uploading someone else's work as your own is another, and it can get your account banned for copyright violations. 🎵

YouTube's terms generally prohibit downloading with third-party tools unless the platform offers its own download button. Keep it personal: offline viewing, backing up your own uploads, study material. The bot also has its own terms of use, linked in its profile.

Small tricks

• Audio for podcasts. The file is much smaller and saves phone storage.
• One link at a time. For several videos, send links one by one to avoid errors.
• Saved Messages as an archive. Forward important files there so they do not get lost.

The bot is free and ad-supported, so you may see an ad message between downloads.