Inline mode is TwitterVid's big card: type the bot's name in any chat, paste a link, and the video lands in that conversation. If you forward X clips a lot, it saves plenty of taps. There's a paid plan, but its limits only show up once you're inside.
This one is built for a single job, video from X, formerly Twitter. What many rivals lack is here though: you choose the quality before downloading. Low resolution to save data, or the top option when the clip needs to look good after forwarding.
Inline works like this: in the message field of any chat you type the bot's name, paste the link and tap the result. The video goes out right there, no trip into the bot itself. For anyone who sends friends funny clips by the handful, that's a real time saver.
The bot clearly serves a global crowd: its description is in English, Persian and Arabic, and support answers in several languages. Russian isn't listed, but the interface is simple enough without a translation. There's a personal settings menu whose contents you'll explore yourself.
Money-wise, a command shows your current plan and offers an upgrade. How many videos the free tier covers and what paying changes isn't in the description. The profile flags it as a mini app, yet the actual work still happens in the chat.
Tap Open, then START and send a link to an X video.
Toca una estrella; puedes cambiar tu voto cuando quieras.