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01Multi-segment downloads
Split supported files into concurrent segments to make better use of available bandwidth.
Open source/Built with Go
$ ffd_
Downloads,
with more control.
FFD is a command-line download manager built in Go, featuring concurrent segments, proxy support, and configurable transfers. Simple to use. Built to be explored.
Free and open source · Command-line first
ffd — terminal
$ ffd https://example.com/file.zip
# Download a file directly from your terminal
One command. Your download.
What FFD offers
Control your downloads.
Useful features, sensible configuration, and a CLI designed to fit into a developer's workflow.
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02Proxy support
Route download requests through a configured proxy, including segmented transfers where supported.
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03Resume downloads
Pick up interrupted transfers when the server and saved download state support resuming.
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04Configurable transfers
Tune workers, retries, and other download settings to fit your workflow.
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05Modern protocols
Built with Go, with support for HTTP/3 alongside conventional HTTP transfers.
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06Made for developers
A straightforward CLI with practical flags, predictable workflows, and room to customize.
Get started
Your terminal.
Your downloads.
Check the installation guide, explore the available options, and make FFD part of your workflow.