How to Share Downloaded Videos from TubeMate with Friends?

TubeMate is a great app for downloading videos from the internet. If you have downloaded videos and want to share them with your friends, this guide will help you. We will look at simple steps to share your videos. Sharing is fun, and it makes watching videos even better!

Step 1: Download TubeMate

First, you need to have TubeMate on your device. If you don’t have it, you can download it. You can find TubeMate on their official website. Make sure to get the right version for your device. Follow the instructions to install it. Once it’s installed, you are ready to use it!

Step 2: Find and Download Videos

After installing TubeMate, open the app. You will see a search bar at the top. Here, you can search for any video you want to download.

- Search for a Video: Type the name of the video you want. Press the search button.

- Choose a Video: A list of videos will appear. Tap on the one you like.

- Download the Video: After tapping, you will see a download button. It looks like a green arrow. Click on it. You can choose the quality you want. Higher quality means better video, but it will take more space.

Wait for the video to download. Once it's done, it will be saved on your device. Now, you can watch it anytime!

Step 3: Find Your Downloaded Videos

Now that you have your videos, you need to find them.

- Open Your Gallery: Go to the gallery or photos app on your device.

- Look for a Folder: In the gallery, there will be a folder called "TubeMate" or "Downloads." Tap on it.

- Find Your Video: You will see all the videos you downloaded. Tap on the one you want to share.

Step 4: Sharing Your Videos

There are many ways to share your videos. You can use messaging apps, social media, or email. Here’s how to do it:

1. Using Messaging Apps: You can share videos through apps like WhatsApp or Messenger.

   - Open the messaging app.

   - Start a new chat with your friend.

   - Tap on the attachment icon (it looks like a paperclip).

   - Choose “Gallery” or “Videos.”

   - Select the video you want to share and press send.

2. Using Social Media: If you want to share on Facebook or Instagram, follow these steps:

   - Open the social media app.

   - Tap on the option to create a new post.

   - Look for the option to add photos or videos.

   - Select the video from your TubeMate folder.

   - Write a caption if you want. Then, post it.

3. Using Email: You can also send videos through email.

   - Open your email app.

   - Start a new email.

   - In the recipient field, type your friend’s email address.

   - Tap on the attachment icon and select your video.

   - Write a subject and message if you want. Press send.

Step 5: Ensuring Compatibility

Before sharing, make sure your friends can open the video. Most phones can play common formats like MP4. If you want to be sure, ask them what type of phone they have. If they have trouble, you can help them by suggesting a video player app.

Step 6: Using Cloud Services

If the video is too big to send directly, you can use cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox. Here’s how:

- Upload the Video: Open the cloud service app. Tap on the option to upload a file. Select your video and wait for it to upload.

- Share the Link: After uploading, you can share the link with your friends.

   - Go to the uploaded video.

   - Tap on the share icon.

   - Copy the link and send it to your friends.

When they click the link, they can watch or download the video.

Step 7: Tips for Sharing

- Ask Before Sharing: Always ask your friends if they want to receive the video. Some may not want to get too many videos.

- Use Wi-Fi: When sharing large videos, it’s best to use Wi-Fi. This saves your mobile data.

- Keep it Short: If you are sharing videos often, keep them short. Long videos can be hard to share and watch.

Step 8: Respect Copyright

When sharing videos, be careful about copyright. Some videos are not yours to share. Always check if the video is okay to share. If it’s your own video or one you have permission to share, then it’s fine!