Google Drive Downloader
Paste a public Google Drive link and the file is saved straight to your private cloud storage, even when it's too large for Google to scan. Your phone's data plan stays untouched.
How to use the Google Drive Downloader
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Paste a public file link from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, MediaFire or any direct download.
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Check the file name and size, and rename it if you like.
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It's saved to your storage in the background; open it whenever you're on Wi-Fi.
Why use the Zenixbase Google Drive Downloader
Saves mobile data
The download runs on our servers, not on your phone's data plan.
Drive, Dropbox and more
Share links are turned into the real file automatically, even large Google Drive files.
Big files, no waiting
Files stream straight to your storage and resume if the connection drops.
Runs in the background
Close the tab; you'll be notified when the file is ready.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with large Drive files?
Yes. The "can't scan this file for viruses" step is handled for you, so multi-GB files download like any other.
Why does it say the file isn't public?
The file must be shared as "Anyone with the link". Files shared only with specific people can't be downloaded.
Does it use my mobile data?
Only to send the link. Our servers download the file and keep it in your cloud, so you can open or download it later on Wi-Fi.
Which links work?
Public Google Drive files (Docs, Sheets and Slides are saved as Office files), Dropbox, OneDrive, MediaFire and any direct link that points to a file.
Can I download private files?
No. Only links anyone can open without signing in. Folder links aren't supported; use the link of a single file.
How large can the file be?
Up to your plan's per-file limit, as long as it fits in your free storage space.