Every file is split into up to 16 parts that arrive at the same time. If the connection drops, it carries on from where it stopped, and the file is checked before it is handed to you.
Real screenshots of the app, version 1.2
Downloads keep going in the background: with the screen off, in deep sleep, and even after the app is swiped away from recent apps.
Fast multi-part downloading with the same engine as the Windows version. Connection dropped? It picks up exactly where it left off.
The night queue starts your downloads at the time you pick and stops them at the end of the window. You can choose the days of the week too, and the schedule is set again after a restart or a clock change.
Tells you at what time of day this server is usually several times faster.
Files are sorted automatically into folders for video, music, software and more.
From 1 to 5 downloads at the same time, and 1, 4, 8 or 16 connections by default.
Instead of guessing between qualities, say how big the file may be.
Pick a quality or “audio only”. Video and audio are joined into one MP4 automatically.
Public posts and reels, without logging in.
The app picks the best quality that stays under 300 MB.
The finished file is compared with the hash the server announced. Archives (ZIP, APK and the like) check themselves.
In a damaged file, only the damaged part is downloaded again.
When a link expires, the download carries on from where it was with a fresh link. For links that came from the built-in browser, it finds the new one on the original page by itself, and if a signed link will expire before the download can finish, it warns you in advance.
Cuts a large file into parts small enough to send on Telegram or another messenger, and joins the parts back together.
A dark and a light theme; pick the one that suits you.
One engine, two ways to install. Pick the one you are comfortable with; these are the only differences.
One that survives bad connections: it splits files into parts, resumes exactly where it stopped, schedules big downloads for later and checks the finished file. Persian Download Manager does all of that with up to 16 connections per file, a night queue and a file health check, for free.
Yes. It is completely free: no account and no in-app purchases.
Yes. In the night queue you pick a start time, a stop time and the days of the week; queued downloads start on time and stop at the end of the window. The schedule is set again after a reboot or a clock change.
Multi-part downloading helps the most: the file is split into up to 16 parts that download at the same time. The final speed still depends on the server and your connection; the "golden hour" hint tells you when a server is usually faster.
In Download/PDM on your phone, sorted into folders by type — video, music, software, documents and more. You can open them from the app or from any file manager.
No. If the server supports resuming, the download continues from where it stopped after a lost connection, closing the app, a reboot or Android closing the app. Before you start, the app tells you whether the server supports resuming.
Yes, in the version from this website: pick a quality or audio only, and the video and audio are joined into one MP4 on your phone. Instagram works for public posts and reels without logging in. The Google Play version does not include them.
There is one APK for every phone, so you do not need to know your phone's processor type. It runs on Android 8 and newer.
The file is signed with the Persian Download Manager key, and its SHA-256 hash is shown next to the download button so you can check it. Android asks once for permission to install apps from your browser.
No. It needs no account and does not collect personal data. The details are on the privacy page.