🎯 Features

• Support documents / videos / photos / stickers… and even Telegraph
• Bypass "restrict saving content" media
• Batch download
• Streaming transfer
• Multi-user support
• Auto organize files based on storage rules
• Watch specified chats and auto-save messages, with filters
• Transfer files between different storage backends
• Integrate with yt-dlp to download and save media from 1000+ websites
• Aria2 integration to download files from URLs/magnets and save to storages
• Write JS parser plugins to save files from almost any website
• Storage backends:
  • Alist
  • S3
  • WebDAV
  • Local filesystem
  • Rclone (via command line)
  • Telegram (re-upload to specified chats)

📦 Quick Start

SaveAny-Bot is configured in the web console. Start it with empty data, downloads, and cache directories:

docker run -d --name saveany-bot \
    -p 28080:28080 \
    -e SAVEANY_LISTEN=0.0.0.0:28080 \
    -v ./data:/app/data \
    -v ./downloads:/app/downloads \
    -v ./cache:/app/cache \
    ghcr.io/krau/saveany-bot:latest

The web UI listens on 127.0.0.1:28080 by default. The startup log prints a direct URL with an access token:

docker logs saveany-bot | grep -E "Web UI available at|Generated web admin password"

For a binary deployment, pass the address directly:

./saveany-bot --listen 0.0.0.0:28080

Open the URL to sign in. On the first start, the same log also contains the generated admin password; use it to change the password from the sidebar after signing in. Unless an access token is set under Settings → Web, a new token is generated on every start. The Guide page covers the required setup:

1. Connect your Telegram bot.
2. Add a storage destination.
3. Allow your Telegram account.

Then send files or message links to the bot and watch them in the Tasks page.

To run the binary, download a release, extract it, and start it. It creates data/ and prints the same tokenized URL:

./saveany-bot

Please read the docs for storage backends and usage.

Sponsors

This project is supported by YxVM and NodeSupport.

If this project is helpful to you, consider sponsoring me via:

• Afdian

Thanks To

• gotd
• TG-FileStreamBot
• gotgproto
• tdl
• All the dependencies, contributors, sponsors and users.

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