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ResumeDL
A downloader for huge files that resumes from where it stopped — even after the internet drops or the power goes out.
The problem it solves
Client footage and project archives are huge. A 100–200 GB download can take hours — and one dropped connection or power cut can send it back to zero.
Browsers and many cloud apps don’t reliably continue where they left off, so people end up babysitting downloads overnight.
How it works
- 1
Paste the link
Add a download link from your cloud storage.
- 2
Queue it
Line up several large files and let them run one after another.
- 3
Interruptions happen
Internet drops, or the Mac restarts after a power cut.
- 4
It continues
ResumeDL resumes from the last completed point instead of starting over.
What it does
Built for
- Video editors receiving client footage
- Studios moving project archives
- Anyone downloading very large files on unstable internet
- Resume after anything
- Built around the idea that a download should survive a lost connection or a restart.
- Made for very large files
- Designed for multi-hundred-gigabyte transfers, not just small files.
- Cloud links
- Works with cloud storage links, including Proton Drive through its command-line tool.
- Queue & controls
- Pause, resume and cancel, with progress for every file.
Questions
What happens if my Mac restarts in the middle of a download?
ResumeDL is built to continue from where the download stopped rather than starting from zero.
Which cloud services does it support?
It is designed for cloud storage links in general, and supports Proton Drive via Proton’s command-line tool.
Can I get ResumeDL?
Get in touch and tell us which services and file sizes you work with.
Want ResumeDL — or one built around your task?
Message us or describe your workflow. We reply personally.