How to Save Terabox Videos to Your iPhone or Android Gallery

Downloading a Terabox video on your phone is the easy part. The part that trips people up is finding it afterwards, and getting it into the Photos or Gallery app where you actually want it. Here's exactly how to do both on iPhone and Android.

On iPhone and iPad

Step 1: Download the video

1. Copy the Terabox share link (long-press it in Messages, WhatsApp or Telegram → Copy).
2. Open TeraLoader in Safari and tap the Paste button, or paste into the box yourself.
3. Tap Get Video, then Download.
4. Safari asks "Do you want to download…?". Tap Download. A blue arrow appears in the address bar while it downloads.

Step 2: Move it to the Photos app

1. Tap the download arrow in Safari's address bar, then tap the finished file. Or open the Files app → Browse → On My iPhone → Downloads.
2. Open the video, tap the Share button (square with an up arrow).
3. Choose Save Video. It now appears in Photos under Recents.

Change where Safari saves downloads

Go to Settings → Apps → Safari → Downloads (or Settings → Safari → Downloads on older iOS) to choose iCloud Drive or On My iPhone. Choose On My iPhone if you don't want large videos uploading to iCloud.

On Android

Step 1: Download the video

1. Copy the Terabox link.
2. Open TeraLoader in Chrome (Samsung Internet and Firefox work too), paste the link, and tap Get Video.
3. Tap Download. A progress notification appears at the top of your screen.

Step 2: Find it in your Gallery

On most Android phones, videos saved to the Download folder show up automatically in Google Photos (under Library → Download) or in Samsung Gallery (under Albums → Download). If you don't see it:

1. Open Files by Google (or My Files on Samsung).
2. Go to Downloads and find the video.
3. Long-press it → Move to → choose DCIM or Movies. It will appear in your gallery within a few seconds.

Running out of space?

Videos from Terabox are often large (an hour of 1080p can be 1–3 GB). Before downloading:

• Check your free space: Settings → General → iPhone Storage on iPhone, or Settings → Storage on Android.
• If space is tight, stream the video instead. Nothing is saved to your phone.
• Delete the file from Downloads after moving it to Photos, or you'll have two copies.

Troubleshooting

The download stops halfway

Phones pause downloads when the screen locks or the connection changes. Keep the screen on and stay on one Wi-Fi network for big files.

The download finished but the file is tiny or won't open

That usually means the download link expired and an error page was saved instead of the video. Go back, paste the link again, and download straight away.

I get "This file type is not supported"

Your gallery can't play that format. Install VLC (free on both iOS and Android) and open the file from there.