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In the Beta version of Telegram for Android, you can now place a text caption above attached images or videos.
To move attachments to the bottom of the message, select the media files from the gallery, add your text, and then choose the "Move Caption Down" option from the three-dot menu.
Note that once the message is sent, you won't be able to change the position of the caption relative to the media.
This feature was previously available for link previews.
In the Beta version of Telegram for Android, you can now place a text caption above attached images or videos.
To move attachments to the bottom of the message, select the media files from the gallery, add your text, and then choose the "Move Caption Down" option from the three-dot menu.
Note that once the message is sent, you won't be able to change the position of the caption relative to the media.
This feature was previously available for link previews.
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