How to Download YouTube Videos to Your Phone Gallery

How to Download YouTube Videos to Your Phone Gallery

Watching YouTube videos offline is a great way to save data and enjoy content anytime, anywhere. While YouTube itself offers an option to download videos for offline viewing within the app, saving them directly to your phone gallery requires a few extra steps. Here’s a quick guide:

How to Download YouTube Videos to Your Phone Gallery

Use YouTube Premium (Official Method)

If you’re subscribed to YouTube Premium:

  • Open the YouTube app and find the video you want to save.
  • Tap the Download button below the video.
  • The video will be stored in the app’s offline library (not your gallery).

For direct gallery downloads, try the methods below.

Use a Video Downloader App

Download a trusted video downloader app like Snaptube, VidMate, or TubeMate from their official websites. (These are not on the Play Store due to YouTube’s terms of service.)

How to Download YouTube Videos to Your Phone Gallery

  • Open the app and paste the YouTube video link.
  • Choose your desired quality and download.
  • The video will save directly to your phone’s gallery.

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Use an Online Downloader Website

How to Download YouTube Videos to Your Phone Gallery

If you don’t want to install apps, use online tools like SaveFrom.net or Y2mate:

  • Open YouTube and copy the link of the video.
  • Go to the downloader website on your browser.
  • Paste the link, select your desired resolution, and download.
  • Check your gallery for the saved video.

Use a File Manager App (For Android)

Some file manager apps allow you to save videos by parsing links:

  • Copy the YouTube link and open a file manager app with a built-in browser, like ES File Explorer.
  • Navigate to the YouTube link and follow the download prompts.
  • The video will appear in your downloads folder and gallery.

Screen Record the Video (Universal Method)

If other options don’t work:

  • Open your phone’s built-in screen recorder or download one from the app store.
  • Play the YouTube video while recording your screen.
  • The video will save directly to your gallery.

Conclusion

Downloading YouTube videos without permission may violate YouTube’s terms of service or copyright laws. Use these methods responsibly, and only download videos for personal use or with permission. Now you’re ready to save and enjoy your favorite YouTube videos offline!

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