NoomiClone's mobile apps can export replays as videos. On iOS, the 2.2.0 update introduced a Save replay screen and direct rendering to Photos. The current Android listing says saved videos appear in a NoomiClone album in your gallery.
This guide is for the mobile app, not the classic browser player. Its feature references come from official store notes. We have not tested the export flow on a physical device, so controls not described there are left to the interface of your installed version.
Choose the attempt you want to keep
Open the replay viewer in your mobile app and check the attempt before exporting it. The iOS 2.1.0 notes describe separate recent-attempt clips, selected with arrows in the viewer. Use the playback controls to make sure you have the right run.
A useful practice habit is to export a successful attempt before moving on to a long session. The notes do not specify how many recent clips are retained, so do not treat the viewer as a permanent video library.
Save a video on iPhone or iPad
- Select the replay you want in the app's viewer.
- Open its save option. In the 2.2.0 workflow, the Save replay screen lets you set quality, frame rate, playback speed and slow motion.
- Choose the settings that fit the clip, then start saving through the app.
- Check Photos for the result and play the saved file before sharing it or deleting another copy.
The direct-render workflow does not require watching the whole run again or using the older screen-recording dialog. If your app behaves differently, compare your version with the store's release history first.
Show your inputs in the replay
For an instructional clip, the iOS notes describe enabling Show Buttons in Replay settings, followed by Show Taps. This adds visible tap information to replays and exported videos. Try a short clip first and check the result before recording a longer demonstration.
The 2.2.0 notes also describe HQ credits for higher-quality or 60 FPS exports. Check the cost shown in your installed app before confirming an export; do not assume that all quality settings are free or that an old credit offer still applies.
Find a saved replay on Android
Look in your phone's gallery for the NoomiClone album. The current Google Play notes specifically say new exports use the same album as older recordings. If your gallery has separate album and recent-media views, check both.
The detailed iOS export screen and its credit rules should not automatically be applied to Android. Use the choices and any cost displayed by your Android installation. Both platforms' official download links are on our download page.
If the video is missing or saving fails
These are general device checks, not confirmed fixes for a particular NoomiClone bug:
- Confirm that you started an export rather than only played a replay.
- Check available storage and any photo or media permission requested by the app.
- Look at recent videos as well as albums; an exported file and an in-game clip are different things.
- If the app offers it, try a short clip with a lower-quality setting to narrow down whether the problem depends on export size.
If it still fails, note the app version, phone model, chosen export settings and error message for the developer's store support contact. Avoid reinstalling while you still need local progress or recent clips.
Does account backup preserve replay videos?
The published account-backup description covers progression items, not a video archive. Keep your exported file separately and check it opens outside the game. Our progress backup guide explains the account feature and checks to make before changing phones.
Sources and review date
Reviewed October 5, 2026 using App Store release notes for iOS 2.1.0 and 2.2.0, plus the current Google Play listing for Android gallery behavior. For web play, consult the browser versus mobile guide.