MediaFilez

Public media, delivered anywhere.

Paste a public link and get a verified video, image, or audio file back on Discord, Telegram, the web, or the mobile app.

23 platforms supported across social media.

Public links from everywhere.

YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, and the rest of the supported hosts. Each clip rides the line into Discord as a checked file.

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Fast. Queue and progress updates.

Simple. Use /media.

In Discord. The file returns here.

Clean. Checked before upload.

One command. A verified file.

MediaFilez resolves public media, checks the result, and fits oversized files to Discord’s upload limit before it sends them.

Three steps from link to file.

The user flow is short. The bot handles the download, validation, processing, and upload work behind it.

  1. 01

    Copy a public media link.

    Use a public post URL or a direct media URL from a supported source.

  2. 02

    Run /media in Discord.

    Choose auto, video, image, or audio. Add private mode or file fitting when you need it.

  3. 03

    Receive the checked file.

    MediaFilez validates the result, processes it when needed, and uploads one attachment to the channel.

In-chat delivery

The original Discord reply keeps the status and final attachment together.

Verified output

Media type and streams are checked before MediaFilez commits the result.

Will my link work?

Paste a link to check its host against the routes MediaFilez knows. The check runs in your browser and never sends the link anywhere.

Try:

Paste a link to see whether MediaFilez routes its host.

  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • Reddit
  • Pinterest
  • Flickr
  • Imgur
  • X / Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Tumblr
  • Bluesky
  • SoundCloud
  • Vimeo
  • Snapchat
  • Streamable
  • VK
  • Bilibili
  • Dailymotion
  • Loom
  • Newgrounds
  • OK.ru
  • Rutube
  • Twitch

A supported host can still refuse a request, require a login, or change its pages. The bot decides when it runs the job.

Different sources. One Discord attachment.

MediaFilez routes each request through the engines that fit the source, then returns one validated video, image, or audio file to Discord.

Bring the link.

Use /media with a public post URL or direct media URL.

Get the file.

Get one attachment you can play, download, and share in your chat.

0xReLaX

0xReLaX

Creator of MediaFilez

Clear for users. Useful for developers.

A short Discord command on the surface, with a guarded download pipeline underneath.

One command

Use /media in a server channel, a bot DM, or a private channel.

Progress you can follow

See queue position, active engine, transfer progress, and upload status in the original reply.

Auto detects media

Auto accepts video, audio, or image results and sends them through the matching processing path.

Fits Discord limits

Oversized video, audio, and images are processed to fit the effective attachment limit.

Fallbacks built in

Engine timeouts fall through to the next route, so one failed source does not end the whole job.

Details when you need them

Nerd Info shows the engine, timings, filename, final size, and processing notes.

Our Projects.

Explore the open-source projects behind MediaFilez. Read the code, build something, or contribute.

Questions, answered.

What the bot downloads, how /media works, and what developers can inspect.

MediaFilez downloads public video, image, and audio media from supported links, validates the result, and delivers the file where you asked: the Discord bot, the Telegram bot, the web app, or the mobile app.

Still stuck? Ask in the support Discord.

Put the file
where you are.

Run /media on Discord, message the Telegram bot, or use the web and mobile apps to turn a public link into a checked file.