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An online short video, local video player, downloader, and file manager
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Mi Video-Short Video Download combines three jobs in one app: a player for videos already on your phone, an online feed of short clips, and a downloader. The developer also describes it as a file manager, so the stored videos can be browsed and managed alongside the rest.
It suits someone who watches short clips on a phone and also keeps video files there, and would rather use one app for both.
The build we hold is Mi Video-Short Video Download 2026082000(MiVideo-GP) (APK) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Local playback covers the video files already saved on the phone. The app is also listed as able to stream online videos, so files on the device and clips fetched from the internet both play from the same app.
Because file management is part of the app, the stored library can be sorted and kept in order without leaving it.
Open Moment is the name the listing gives its short video feed. You move through clips by scrolling, keep watching the ones you like, and swipe away from the ones you do not. The developer says the content is updated regularly and covers life records, food, comedy, music and inspiration.
A clip you want to hold on to can be saved or downloaded straight from the feed, so it can be shared or watched again later.
The developer says the app learns your interests from how you watch and recommends clips you might like. Each time you open it, the feed is built from that viewing history, so new videos show up without a search.
The feed is meant to be a stream of content picked for you, so the clips you see depend on what you have already watched.
Downloads let you keep a clip on the device so it plays without a connection. The developer lists high-speed downloads as a feature, and the saved videos can be watched later or shared from the phone.
This is the part of the app for keeping clips you want to return to, rather than watching them once in the feed.