Private Telegram channels
The honest answer: not from here, and not from anywhere like here.
By using this site you confirm you have the right to download the file you request.
How it works
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Check whether it is public
A public channel has a t.me/name address. A private one has a t.me/+invitehash or t.me/c/ link instead.
- 2
Public posts work here
Paste the t.me/name/1234 address and the video row appears.
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Private ones do not
Use Telegram’s own save button inside the app — that is what it is for.
Why no web tool reaches a private channel
A private channel is not published on the web at all. There is no page to read, no preview to parse and no file address to fetch: the content exists only inside Telegram, delivered to accounts that were invited.
Reaching it would mean being one of those accounts. This tool never signs in as anyone, and any site claiming it can read your private channels is either asking for your session or lying about what it does.
What to be careful of
Services that ask you to log in with your phone number, scan a QR code, or paste a session string are asking for control of your Telegram account. That is not a download tool, whatever it calls itself.
A bot you add to a channel is a different thing and can be legitimate, but it only works where you already have the rights to add it.
What actually works
Inside Telegram, long-press a message and save the media. The app downloads it directly because the app is already authenticated as you — which is exactly the step no web page can perform on your behalf.
If the channel allows forwarding, you can also forward the post to Saved Messages and keep it there.
Frequently asked questions
Could you add private channel support?
Only by holding people’s Telegram sessions, which we will not do. The honest limit is public channels.
What about t.me/+ links?
Those are invite links to private channels. They go nowhere here.