Torrio splits every file across up to 32 connections, resumes where it left off, and catches downloads straight from your browser. Videos, torrents and Telegram files too. Free, with no ads and no account.
Files, videos, torrents and Telegram media, in one window with one list.
Every file is split into parts that download at once, then joined. Watch each connection live.
Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Firefox hand clicked downloads to Torrio. Skip or block any site.
Save videos from web pages and streams in the quality you want, or press the Download button that appears on videos in your browser.
Open magnet links and .torrent files, pick files from a tree, see peers and trackers.
Sign in, open a chat or channel, tick the files you want and download them all at once.
Run downloads one after another or at set times, with a speed limiter when you need bandwidth.
Pick a download and the panel on the right shows its parts, each connection's progress and a live speed graph.
Every setting in plain words, grouped by what it affects, with a search box that finds any of them.
No administrator rights. Torrio installs for your account and keeps itself up to date.
Get the setup file with the button above.
Open it and press Install. Torrio is added to your Start menu.
New versions arrive by themselves, checked against our signature before installing.
Yes. No ads, no paid tier and no account.
Torrio does the same core job as IDM: it splits files across many connections, resumes interrupted downloads, catches downloads from your browser and saves videos from web pages. It is free, and also downloads torrents and Telegram files.
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox and other Chromium-based browsers. Torrio installs its browser extension for you from Options › Browser.
Yes. Its video grabber saves videos from web pages in the quality you choose, including streamed (HLS) videos, and a Download button appears on videos in your browser. Videos protected with DRM cannot be saved.
New programs from small publishers can show this SmartScreen message. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Some antivirus programs are suspicious of any new installer that sets up file types and browser integration. Torrio contains no malware. If yours objects, allow the file or report it as a false positive to your antivirus vendor.
Only what you download, plus a check on this website for new versions (you can turn that off in Options). No usage data.
Windows Settings › Apps, like any other program. Files you downloaded are never touched.
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