Moj Video Downloader

Moj was built in a hurry. When India banned TikTok in June 2020, tens of millions of creators lost their audience overnight, and ShareChat launched Moj within days to catch them. Something assembled that quickly would normally struggle, but the demand was already there and waiting.

It inherited ShareChat's regional language approach, which suited the audience that the ban had displaced. A great many of the creators who moved across had built followings in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Marathi rather than English, and Moj was designed for exactly that from its first day.

The format is the familiar one: short vertical clips, music, effects, and a feed that decides what you see next. What distinguishes it is how much of Indian short video culture relocated there in a single summer, which makes it a considerably more significant platform than its age alone would suggest.

Saving a Moj video

  1. 1

    Copy the Moj share link

    Tap the share control on the clip and copy the link. The app produces a short address, and full mojapp links from a browser are accepted too.

  2. 2

    Drop the link into the field above

    Paste it into the box at the top of this page, which starts reading as soon as it arrives.

  3. 3

    Take what is offered

    Moj clips are short and vertical, so there is normally one sensible file with its size listed beside it.

  4. 4

    Save it to the phone

    Tap the row once it turns blue and the clip lands in Downloads on Android, or the Files app on an iPhone.

Why people save Moj video

Status use is the common one. A clip is wanted as a file so it can be set as a WhatsApp status or forwarded to a family group, and neither of those things can be done with a link.

Creators want their own work. Many of the people on Moj lost an entire TikTok following once already, which is a strong argument for keeping copies of what you make rather than trusting any single app to still be there.

And the feed, like every recommendation feed, is built to move forward rather than back. A clip you liked last month is effectively unfindable, whereas a file in a folder is not.

Moj, ShareChat and the apps around them

Moj and ShareChat come from the same company but they are separate apps with separate content and separate addresses, which causes a certain amount of confusion.

AppWhat it isLink form
MojShort vertical video feedShort share links from the app
ShareChatRegional language social networksharechat.com addresses
JoshA different company's short video appIts own addresses
TikTokBanned in India since 2020tiktok.com addresses
Instagram ReelsMeta's short video formatinstagram.com addresses

If a link does not work here it is worth checking which app it actually came from. Each of these has its own page, and pasting a ShareChat address into the Moj box will not get you anywhere useful.

Moj download questions

Is Moj the same as ShareChat?

They are made by the same company but they are separate apps with separate content. Each has its own page here.

Can I set a Moj clip as a WhatsApp status?

Yes. You need the file on your phone rather than a link, which is what downloading gives you.

Do the app's short links work on Moj?

Yes, and so do full addresses copied from a browser.

Will there be a watermark on Moj?

That depends on what the platform provides for the clip in question. Whatever versions exist are listed for you to choose from.

Can I save a Moj live stream?

No. There is no finished file while a broadcast is still running.

Will the Moj creator be notified?

No. No account is involved on this side and nothing is reported.

Where does the video go on Android?

The Downloads folder, from which it can be set as a status or forwarded.

Is there any daily limit?

No cap and no queue.

My Moj link no longer opens.

The clip or the account has probably been removed. A prepared link also expires if the page sits open a long time before you choose.

Is downloading from Moj acceptable?

Your own clips plainly are. For other people's, the community norm is the same as everywhere: keep it, share it with credit, but do not repost it as though you made it.