LinkCore Download Manager is a simple, easy-to-use, cross-platform downloader built with modern web technologies. A clean, intuitive UI, straightforward task flow, and minimal required settings make downloads effortless; it supports common protocols and online video downloads, covering everyday scenarios.
At the same time, LinkCore offers professional-grade capabilities: BitTorrent/magnet support, UPnP/NAT-PMP port mapping, automatic tracker updates, task priority and batch management, quick engine switching, and advanced option presets — ready for power users and heavy downloading scenarios.
- High-Speed Downloads: Optimized for maximum download performance
- Multi-Threading: Support for up to 64 threads per task
- Concurrent Downloads: Manage up to 10 simultaneous download tasks
- Stable Connections: Robust error handling and automatic retry mechanisms
- HTTP/HTTPS: Direct downloads from web servers
- FTP/SFTP: File transfers from FTP servers
- BitTorrent: Full torrent file support with selective downloading
- Magnet Links: Instant torrent downloads without .torrent files
- Online Video Parsing: Turn supported web video pages into downloadable tasks with one click
- Default Quality & Format: Configure preferred resolution and container in “Preferences → Video Settings” and apply them automatically when creating tasks
- Automatic Muxing/Conversion: Automatically merge audio and video after download and output in the selected container (MP4/MKV/MOV, etc.)
- Batch Video Management: Manage multiple video downloads alongside other tasks with a unified list for viewing, pausing/resuming, and deleting
- Clean Interface: Modern, intuitive design with dark mode support
- System Tray Integration: Quick access and status monitoring
- Download Notifications: Real-time alerts when downloads complete
- Speed Control: Set upload and download speed limits
- File Management: Organize downloads by category and location
- Tracker Updates: Daily automatic tracker list updates for improved torrent performance
- UPnP/NAT-PMP: Automatic port mapping for better connectivity
- User-Agent Spoofing: Customize user-agent strings for compatibility
- Task Scheduling: Set download times and priorities
- Batch Downloads: Import and export download lists
- Auto Categorization: Automatically save files by type
- Custom Categories: Define your own rules for file categorization
- Task Priority Value: Set numeric priorities to influence download order and resource allocation
- Custom Download Suffix: Configure a temporary suffix for downloading files for easier management
- Set File Modified Time to Completion Time: Optionally set the file's modification time to the moment the download finishes
- Quick Engine Switching: Switch between different download engines quickly to suit various scenarios
- Advanced Option Presets: Name, save, select, and delete presets for advanced options
- Link Input UX Enhancements: Automatically deduplicate links; auto-append newline and place caret after paste or autofill
- Customizable Shortcuts: Set or reset keyboard shortcuts for common commands in “Preferences → Basic → Shortcuts”
LinkCore Download Manager is currently available for:
- Windows (7, 8, 10, 11)
- macOS (Apple Silicon, arm64)
- Linux (x64, arm64)
- Visit the GitHub Releases page
- Download the latest
LinkCore-Download-Manager-Setup-x.y.z.exeinstaller - Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions
- Visit the GitHub Releases page
- Download
*.dmgor*-arm64-mac.zip(Apple Silicon, arm64) - Using
*.dmg: double-click to open, then drag the app to/Applications - Using
*-arm64-mac.zip: unzip and move the app to/Applications - If macOS shows “unidentified developer”, go to “System Settings → Privacy & Security” and click “Open Anyway”, or right-click the app in Finder and choose “Open”
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AppImage (recommended):
- Download
*.AppImage(x64orarm64) - Make it executable:
chmod +x LinkCore-Download-Manager-*.AppImage - Run:
./LinkCore-Download-Manager-*.AppImage
- Download
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Debian/Ubuntu (
.deb):- Download
linkcore-download-manager_*_amd64.deborlinkcore-download-manager_*_arm64.deb - Install:
sudo dpkg -i linkcore-download-manager_*.deb - Fix dependencies if needed:
sudo apt -f install
- Download
-
Other distros: prefer AppImage method.
Dark Mode |
Light Mode |
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Add a Download Task:
- Click the "+ New Download" button
- Enter the download URL or upload a torrent file
- Configure download settings (optional)
- Click "OK" to start downloading
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Manage Downloads:
- Pause/resume downloads with a single click
- Monitor download progress in real-time
- View detailed information about each task
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Torrent Downloads:
- Select specific files to download from a torrent
- View peer and seed information
- Adjust torrent-specific settings
Ctrl/Cmd + N: New download taskCtrl/Cmd + R: Resume selected task(s)Ctrl/Cmd + P: Pause selected task(s)Ctrl/Cmd + D: Delete selected task(s)Ctrl/Cmd + Q: Quit the application
Tip: You can customize these shortcuts in “Preferences → Basic → Shortcuts”; changes take effect immediately after saving.
- In the “Add Task” dialog, you can set a numeric priority for each parsed item. Higher values get scheduled earlier while low-priority tasks are interleaved to keep allocation fair. Priorities are shown on the task card and in the detail panel, and persist across restarts.
- “Advanced Options” support named presets for quick reuse (UA, Referer, Cookie, proxy, etc.). Saving is blocked when all fields are empty, with a localized warning.
- The app ships with and defaults to
aria2c 1.37.0. This version does not support setting “max-connection-per-server” to 64 and may fail to start tasks if forced. To ensure stability, the app automatically caps this value to 16 on 1.37.0 while keepingsplit=64for high chunk-level concurrency. - If you need 64 connections per server, go to “Preferences → Advanced → Engine” and quickly switch to
aria2c 1.36.0. This version allowsmax-connection-per-server=64, andsplit=64is retained. - Note: For single-source HTTP/FTP downloads, the effective concurrency is
min(split, max-connection-per-server). For BitTorrent or multi-mirror downloads, concurrency across sources/peers can stack, so overall throughput is less affected.
- Node.js (v16.0.0 or higher)
- npm or yarn
- Git
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/MochengCK/LinkCore-Download-Manager.git cd LinkCore-Download-Manager -
Install dependencies:
npm install # or yarn install -
Start development server:
npm run dev
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Build for production:
npm run build
LinkCore-Download-Manager/
├── src/ # Main source code
│ ├── main/ # Electron main process
│ ├── renderer/ # Electron renderer process (Vue.js)
│ └── shared/ # Shared utilities
├── static/ # Static assets
├── .electron-vue/ # Electron-Vue configuration
├── screenshots/ # Screenshots for documentation
├── package.json # Project configuration
└── README.md # This file
Contributions are welcome! Whether you're fixing bugs, adding new features, or improving documentation, your help is appreciated.
- Fork the repository
- Create a new branch (
git checkout -b feature/your-feature) - Make your changes
- Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/your-feature) - Create a Pull Request
- Follow the existing code style
- Write clear, concise commit messages
- Include tests for new features
- Update documentation as needed
- This project is based on the open-source project Motrix by agalwood, and has been significantly modified and extended.
- UI Framework: Vue.js
- Desktop Framework: Electron
- Video Processing: FFmpeg
- Download Engine: aria2
If you encounter any issues or have questions:
- Open an issue on GitHub
- Join our community for discussions and support
LinkCore Download Manager is licensed under the MIT License.


