If you use Medal to capture your favorite gaming moments, you may want to watch those clips while away from your computer. The good news is that Medal makes it easy to access your videos on both Android and iPhone. Whether you want to relive an amazing play, share highlights with friends, or download clips to your gallery, you can do everything directly from your phone.
However, many users become confused when they cannot find their clips after signing into the mobile app. In most cases, this happens because Medal stores recordings locally on your computer by default unless they have been uploaded to your account. Understanding how Medal manages clips is the key to accessing them on mobile.
This guide explains exactly how to view Medal clips on your phone, what to do if they are missing, and how to download them for offline viewing.
Download and Sign In to the Medal App
The first step is installing the Medal mobile app from your phone’s official app store.
Once installed:
- Open the Medal app.
- Sign in using the same account you use on your PC.
- Allow the app to finish syncing your account.
- Navigate to your profile.
If your clips have already been uploaded to your Medal account, they should appear automatically in your library.
Using a different account is one of the most common reasons users cannot find their recordings.
How to View Your Medal Clips
Viewing clips on your phone is simple after signing in.
Follow these steps:
- Launch the Medal app.
- Tap your profile icon.
- Open your clip library.
- Scroll through your uploaded clips.
- Tap any clip to watch it in full screen.
You can also like, comment, edit, or share clips directly from your mobile device. The app is designed to provide nearly the same viewing experience as the desktop version.
Why Your Clips May Not Appear
Many users expect every recording made on their PC to appear instantly on their phone. That is not how Medal works.
By default, clips are usually saved locally on the computer where they were recorded. Unless those clips are uploaded to your Medal account, they cannot be viewed from another device.
If your library looks empty, check the following:
- You are signed into the correct Medal account.
- The clips were uploaded instead of remaining only on your PC.
- Your internet connection is stable.
- The Medal app has finished syncing.
- The clips are not set to private in a way that prevents access through your current account.
If the recordings only exist on your computer’s storage, you must upload them before they become available on your phone.
How to Upload Clips for Mobile Viewing
If your clips are only stored on your computer, upload them first.
The process is straightforward:
- Open Medal on your PC.
- Go to your clip library.
- Select the clips you want.
- Publish or upload them to your Medal account.
- Wait for the upload to finish.
- Refresh the Medal app on your phone.
Once the upload completes, the clips should appear in your mobile library within a short time.
Some users also enable automatic cloud uploads, making future clips available across devices without any manual work.
How to Download Medal Clips on Your Phone
Sometimes you want to keep a copy of your favorite gameplay in your gallery instead of opening the Medal app every time.
To download a clip:
- Open the Medal app.
- Find the clip you want.
- Tap the clip.
- Open the options or Share menu.
- Choose the download or save option.
- Wait for the file to save.
After downloading, the video should appear in your Photos or Gallery app, where it can be shared like any other video.
Can You View Other People’s Medal Clips?
Yes. If another user’s clip is public, you can watch it from your phone.
You can:
- Search for creators.
- Browse trending clips.
- Open shared Medal links.
- Watch clips sent by friends.
- Download public clips when permitted.
Private clips will only be visible to users with permission to access them.
Troubleshooting Missing Clips
If your uploaded clips still do not appear, try these fixes:
- Restart the Medal app.
- Log out and back in.
- Update the app to the latest version.
- Check whether the clips finished uploading on your PC.
- Verify that your account is using the same email or login method.
- Reinstall the app if syncing continues to fail.
Most synchronization problems are resolved after refreshing the account or waiting for uploads to complete.
