Save to PikPak: Telegram to cloud

A video in a chat that may vanish tomorrow. A photo in a channel you hate to lose. A file you do not want on a phone that is already short on space.

Save to PikPak solves all of this with one move: forward the message to the bot, and the file lands in a cloud drive. ☁️

The bot connects Telegram with the PikPak cloud storage. You can watch saved items later without downloading them to your device.

Forward it and forget it

The principle is simple. You link your account, then forward videos, pictures, documents or links from any chat, group or channel to the bot. It sends them to your drive.

The /auth command gives you an authorization token for linking, and /update_status refreshes the state after your actions. /help reminds you how everything works. 🔑

Torrents and magnet links without loading the phone

The bot's description states full support for torrents and magnet links. The idea behind cloud downloading is that the service's server fetches the file, not your device. You add a link and pick up the finished result later.

That is handy on a phone: no traffic spent on seeding, no hot battery, no need to keep an app open. Speed depends on whether the file is already cached by the service, and popular material usually comes faster.

What the bot can do and its commands

• /start and /help. Launch and usage hints.
• /explore. A section with extra options.
• /settings. The settings menu.
• /auth. Gets a token for linking your account.
• /update_status. Refreshes the status.
• /privacy. The privacy policy.

According to the bot's description, the private cloud goes up to 10 TB. How much you actually get depends on your account plan, which you can see inside the service.

Saving a file in a minute

1. Open the bot and press Start.
2. Link your PikPak account with the token from /auth.
3. Forward a video, photo or link to the bot.
4. Wait for confirmation and open the file in the service's app.

If the file has not shown up, go to /update_status and check the state. 🔄

Before you upload to the cloud

A cloud frees up memory, but it comes with a flip side.

• Legality. Torrenting is a legal technology, but downloading copyrighted content without permission breaks the law. Upload only what you have the right to keep.
• Privacy. Files sit on a third party's servers. Do not store scans of IDs and passports there without a reason.
• Account linking. Never share the token from /auth. Whoever holds it can use your linking.
• Paid plans. Extended features are usually paid. Check the terms in the service's app before you pay.

Users in app stores praise the speed of cloud downloading, though some report connection and login errors. If something does not work, retry the action later. ✅