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Musical.ly: Download and Save Videos – that’s How It Works?

Musical.ly https://musicallylite.com/ is one of the most popular apps for recording short music videos, demonstrating its playback skills to familiar songs, and then sharing the results with the rest of the community. From time to time, you will always find a very great video that you would like to download and save. Maybe you have even made your own Musical.ly video that you want to have on your smartphone or computer. Therefore, the demand for a Musical.ly downloader for iOS or Android smartphones is very large.

There is no own program for downloading videos in Musical.ly – but that is not necessary, because you can easily send videos that you like via email to yourself. There you can easily download them and save them on your computer, iPhone or Android smartphone.

How Soes It Work?

Launch the Musical.ly app on your phone and navigate to the video of the person you want to download. Now click on the three dots in the lower right corner and select the option “Other Share Options” from the context menu – this is the item “Report video”. Then you tap on the entry “Select E-mail” and send the video just by mail to yourself. In the attachment of the mail you will find the Musical.ly video – you can download it easily and then call and play it via the gallery app or under your downloads.

Download your own videos from Musical.ly:

You can also download your own videos from Musical.ly, for example Shazam for PC, if you changed your smartphone and no longer have the videos. You do the following: Start Musical.ly and open a video you want to save.

At the bottom right, click on the three white dots and in the context menu on “Save in Camera Roll”. Then the video is downloaded and saved on the smartphone. You will find the video as all other recorded clips in the gallery app of the phone.

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