Paste a link, pick a quality up to 1080p (or MP3 audio), get the file. No popups, no redirect maze, no account.
Opens Telegram to finish — that's what actually sends you the file.
Three quality tiers, pick what you need.
Just the audio, no video file to strip out yourself.
No banners, no popups, no autoplay video ads before your download.
Phone, tablet, desktop — delivery happens through Telegram either way.
Most "YouTube downloader" sites bury the actual download button under five ads, a fake "click here" button, and a redirect to something you didn't ask for. This one doesn't do that — it was built specifically because that experience is miserable. Paste a link, get your file, that's the whole product.
No accounts, no tracking, no email required. It runs on yt-dlp, the open-source engine most people already trust for this, and delivers through Telegram because Telegram already handles file delivery reliably across every device — no reinventing that part.
Yes. No ads, no popups, no redirect chains, nothing installed on your device. You paste a link, pick a quality, and Telegram sends you the file directly.
No account, and nothing to install beyond Telegram itself, which you likely already have.
Yes, with a daily download limit per person. Inviting friends raises your limit.
Yes — pick "Audio" after pasting a link.
Three video quality tiers up to 1080p as MP4, depending on what the source video has available, or MP3 audio.
Yes — it works the same on phone, tablet, or desktop, since delivery happens through the Telegram app or Telegram Web, not the browser.
Telegram already handles large file delivery reliably on every device, so there's no reason to reinvent that. It also means no download popups or browser storage limits, and you can re-download the file from your Telegram chat history any time.