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Download Persian Download Manager for Windows

Get the official free build directly — it installs in seconds and works with the Chrome, Edge and Firefox extensions.

01 Install the app
Persian Download Manager 3.0 Official build
Latest release · Windows x64
78.5 MB
Installer size
Sep 7, 2026
Release date
Windows 10 & 11
Compatibility
Verify file integrity These values come directly from the published release.
SHA-256 2f08a25bb8c6a58f6ef62d6c713d4bb947462c9b5bf7ade8159eecccf64e0ee4
URL https://persiandownloadmanager.com/releases/windows/x64/3.0/PDM-Setup-3.0-x64.exe

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02Browser extension

Let your browser hand every download to PDM

Chrome

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store so downloads are handed to PDM automatically.

Add to Chrome Chrome Web Store
Edge

On Microsoft Edge, the extension installs from the Chrome Web Store.

Add to Edge Chrome Web Store
Firefox

Install the extension from Firefox Add-ons for full integration.

Add to Firefox Firefox Add-ons
03With the app

What you get

Official build

A SHA-256 checksum is published for each release so you can verify file integrity.

Multi-part downloads

Up to 16 parallel connections when supported by the source server.

Automatic update checks

PDM tells you as soon as a new version is out; installing it stays your call.

Full privacy

No data collected — your downloads are yours alone.

System requirements
Minimum
Windows 10 (64-bit)
2 GB RAM
300 MB of free disk space
Internet connection
Recommended
Windows 11 (64-bit)
4 GB RAM or more
SSD for better performance
High-speed internet
Other platforms
macOS
A Mac build is planned.
Planned
Linux
A Linux build is planned.
Planned
Portable
No installation needed — runs from a USB drive.
Soon

Reviews

What people say

Published reviews from PDM users. Pick a row to filter by rating.

Michael
v0.9.19

I originally installed it just to try something different, but I ended up keeping it. The download list is easy to read, progress information is clear, and managing several files at once doesn’t feel messy.

Daniel
v0.9.19

The interface feels much more current than most download managers I’ve tried. More importantly, resume and queue management have worked reliably for the downloads I tested.

James W
v0.9.19

I’ve been using PDM for a few days and what stands out most is how straightforward it feels. I can see what’s downloading, pause something, change priorities, and move on without digging through a lot of settings.

What's new?
See exactly what changed in each release on the changelog page.
View changelog