Free Download Manager

Motrix

Motrix is a full-featured desktop download manager built on the aria2 engine. It handles HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent and Magnet downloads from a single clean interface, supports many concurrent tasks and connections per task, and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Internet Download Manager

Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a long-running Windows download accelerator that speeds up downloads using dynamic file segmentation and resumes broken or interrupted transfers automatically. It integrates with essentially every major browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Safari, and more) to intercept downloads and offers a built-in scheduler for automatic downloading and disconnecting. IDM is trialware: it can be used free for 30 days without a credit card, after which a paid license is required to keep using it. Licensing is sold as either a one-time lifetime license or a lower-cost annual license, and the software has earned awards from outlets like CNET and ZDNet over its long history.

Tubed

Tubed is a web‑based service that lets users download videos from various online platforms. It works directly in the browser, requiring no installation or additional software. Designed for people who need to save video content for offline viewing, Tubed offers a simple interface and supports multiple video formats.

JDownloader

JDownloader is a free, open-source Java-based download management tool built around a large community of users and plugin contributors. It automates the process of downloading files from one-click hosters and other link sources, letting users queue, pause, resume, and organize large batches of downloads with bandwidth controls. Because it runs on Java, JDownloader works identically on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and it is also distributed as a portable app and multi-OS JAR file. It automatically extracts downloaded archives, supports a large extension framework, and is funded through optional donations rather than a paid tier.