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TurboDL

One tool for all your downloads. Each file is split into pieces fetched in parallel, and everything picks up where it stopped.

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TurboDL on Linux: a torrent and a direct link in progress, with the time left for each.TurboDL on Linux: a torrent and a direct link in progress, with the time left for each.

What it does

  • Faster direct links, up to 32 connections
  • Torrents and magnet links in the same window
  • Automatic resume after a dropout or a restart
  • Speed limit from 1 to 50 MB/s
  • Queue, live speed, history
  • Extension for Chrome and Edge

Screenshots

TurboDL on Linux, light theme, with the Speed chip that caps the download rate.

Download

Free, no account.

Version 1.9.0

WindowsYour system

Portable versionNo installation · 16.0 MB

LinuxYour system

Ubuntu, Debian, Mint.deb package · 43 KB

The Windows files are not code-signed yet: the first time you run them, Windows SmartScreen may show a warning.

Free software under the MIT licence.

SHA-256 checksums
  • TurboDL-1.9.0.exe2e181783b1ab3f1858df91fd0b8271a1fbdbb9f4b6ca667e982b2283e2ee53fd
  • turbodl_1.9.0_all.deba299dabac6f9ccc28b46a6c1fad434660fcbd9d85ac49ecc85e2dd7b0b9ced86

Questions

Do I lose my downloads if I close TurboDL?
No. Whatever was in progress resumes the next time you start it.
TurboDL is using my whole connection, what can I do?
Click the Speed chip under the address bar and pick a limit, for example 5 MB/s.
How do I install it on Linux?
Download the .deb package and type sudo apt install ./turbodl_1.9.0_all.deb in a terminal. It works on Debian 12 and 13, Ubuntu, Linux Mint and their derivatives.
Is the source code open?
Yes. TurboDL is free software under the MIT licence, and its code is on GitHub: github.com/Kdl-Tech/turbodl.