Save Replay

Discord video sharing

Share a Discord video with one watch link

Keep the conversation in Discord while the selected video gets a dedicated watch page. A link avoids attaching the complete raw capture to every message.

No account required for the basic flow.

Direct answer

Direct answer

When a recording is larger or longer than the moment a Discord conversation needs, trim it locally in Save Replay, upload only the selected clip, and paste the watch URL with one sentence explaining what viewers should notice. The recipient opens the clip in a browser.

The workflow

From local file to watch link

  1. 1

    Open the local capture

    Choose the supported recording from OBS, Game Bar, a replay tool, or a screen recorder.

  2. 2

    Trim for the conversation

    Keep enough context, remove downtime, and preview the exact range referenced in chat.

  3. 3

    Paste the link with context

    Send the reserved watch URL and tell people what happened or what they should notice.

Why it works

Send the moment instead of the entire capture

Discord's File Attachments FAQ says the free upload limit is 20 MB as of August 2026, while its separate Account Caps page still lists 10 MB for a base account. Both list 50 MB for Nitro Basic and up to 500 MB for Nitro. Check the limit shown in your client before preparing an attachment.

A Save Replay link does not bypass Discord rules. It changes the message from a large attachment into an ordinary URL for a clip hosted elsewhere. The chat stays in Discord while the video opens on its own browser watch page.

Works around attachment friction

The Discord message carries a URL instead of the complete local capture file.

Playback starts with the selected clip

Channel members do not have to scrub through the unedited recording session.

Current product details

What to know before you upload

Accepted sources
MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM files that your browser can decode and prepare.
Free limits
10 minutes per clip, 512 MB per prepared upload, and 10 clips per day.
Account requirement
No account is needed for the basic upload, trim, share, or watch flow.
Privacy behavior
New clips are public by default. Public and unlisted links can be forwarded; private clips require a verified owner.

Limits can vary by plan or deployment. See the current pricing page for the limits shown by this service.

Evidence and next steps

Read the detailed workflow

Use the deeper guides and current primary pages behind this feature. External product conditions can change after review.

Questions for this workflow

What are Discord's current upload limits?

Discord's August 2026 File Attachments FAQ lists 20 MB for free uploads, while its separate Account Caps table still says 10 MB for a base account. Both list 50 MB for Nitro Basic and up to 500 MB for Nitro. Check the value shown in your client before relying on a hard limit.

Does Save Replay integrate with Discord?

No special integration is required. Create the clip link in Save Replay and paste it into any Discord message where links are allowed.

Will the viewer need Nitro?

No. Nitro attachment limits do not apply to opening an ordinary external watch link in a browser.

Should the clip be public?

Only when intentional broad sharing is appropriate. Unlisted remains forwardable; use password protection when a shared secret is needed.

Need product help or more detail about how clips are handled? Visit Support and read the Privacy Policy.

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Product facts reviewed August 25, 2026. Explore every Save Replay feature and workflow.

Choose the moment you want to share

Preview locally, trim the selected range, and get one link for the prepared clip.

Start with your video