Pick a platform, paste the link, save the file. Watermark-free video, crisp MP3 audio, and original-resolution photos — all free, right in your browser.
downloader.asia is a free browser-based downloader for 56 curated platforms — 50 video, 4 audio, 1 photo, and 1 document services — backed by 1203 working extractors in total. Paste a public link, press Check, and pick a format: MP4, WEBM, M4A, MP3, WEBA, JPG, WEBP, OPUS. No account, no app, no watermark, and no cap on how many files you download. Files stream straight from the source to your device; links are processed in memory and never stored. Private, deleted, login-gated, DRM-protected, and paywalled content is out of scope and no attempt is made to bypass it.
Every service has its own page with a full guide and formats.
Download TikTok videos without watermark
Download YouTube video & audio up to 4K
Reels, Stories, Photos & IGTV
Facebook videos, Reels & Stories
Download videos & GIFs from X
Save songs & playlists as MP3
Download SoundCloud tracks
Download photo & video Pins
Original PDFs from a URL, DOI, or title
Every platform has its own page at /dl/<name>/ instead of one generic form, because each one needs different handling: 50 video services, 4 audio services, 1 photo service, and 1 document resolver. Each page publishes the exact link forms it accepts, the formats that platform really exposes, and the error conditions it recognises.
Beyond the 56 curated pages, the underlying engine carries 1203 working extractors, so a link from a smaller site often resolves even when it has no page of its own yet.
Available containers and codecs across the site: MP4, WEBM, M4A, MP3, WEBA, JPG, WEBP, OPUS, FLV, OGG, FLAC, WAV, GIF, MKV, PDF, EPUB, TXT, TAR.GZ. Nothing is transcoded — the list on each page is the list the source platform publishes, so the file you receive is the original. When a top quality is stored as separate video and audio streams, they are merged back into one MP4 before the download starts, so you never end up with a silent file.
Papers, journals, and public-domain books are handled by a resolver, not a scraper: paste a URL, DOI, arXiv id, PMCID, PMID, or just a title and it returns the publisher's original PDF from arXiv, OpenAlex, Unpaywall, Crossref, Zenodo, PubMed Central, Europe PMC, DOAJ, bioRxiv, medRxiv, Internet Archive, or OpenLibrary. Every location is probed for liveness before it is shown as a button. Paywalls are not bypassed — when a work is not open access the tool says so and links its official page.
A pasted link is processed in memory to build the format list and then discarded. There is no account, no download history, and no copy of your file on our servers — the download streams from the source platform to your device. Both language versions are rendered server-side, so what a crawler or an answer engine reads is the same complete page a person reads.
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Link analysis averages under two seconds.
No account, no history, links are deleted right away.
Runs smoothly on Android, iOS, and desktop.
Download as much as you need, free forever.
Open the downloader page for the platform you use.
Copy the content URL and paste it into the field.
Choose a quality or format, then download to your device.
Yes. All 56 platform pages are free with no sign-up, no subscription, and no cap on how many files you download.
56 platforms have their own page — 50 video, 4 audio, 1 photo, and 1 document service — and the engine behind them carries 1203 working extractors for links that have no dedicated page yet. The full list is in the service directory.
No. Files are delivered exactly as the source platform stores them, with no added watermark and no re-encoding.
Three real causes: the item is not public, the platform is rate-limiting data-centre IPs, or the specific format you want is not exposed for that item. Each platform page lists the error messages it recognises and what to do about each one.
No. Links are processed in memory to build the format list and then discarded; files are never copied onto our servers.
No. Everything runs in the browser on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. A separate desktop app exists only for bulk downloads by profile.
No, and that is deliberate. DRM-protected and paywalled content is refused rather than worked around.
Open the service directory and pick the platform you need right now.
Open Directory