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How to Save Your Own Video in Telegram
How-To08 Jan 2025·1 min read·Updated 08 Jan 2025

How to Save Your Own Video in Telegram

Step-by-step guide on how to save videos you uploaded to Telegram and forward them to other chats

Save Own Video

How to Save Your Own Video in Telegram

To save a video that you uploaded to Telegram, click on it → Forward → select a chat or Save to Saved Messages.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step-by-Step Instructions

Open the chat containing your video

Long-press or right-click on the video

Select "Forward"

Choose "Saved Messages" or the desired chat

Video saved

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