Frequently asked questions

Yes. There is no paid tier, no download quota for normal use, and no hidden charges. Revenue from optional advertising keeps the tool free for everyone.

No. You only need a share link that opens in a browser. Our server resolves it for you — no login, no app install, no personal data shared with TeraBox.

We hand your browser a direct CDN URL. The file streams straight from TeraBox's storage to you without the app's interstitials, sign-up walls or transfer queues that throttle free users.

All major TeraBox mirrors including terabox.com, 1024terabox.com, 1024tera.com, teraboxapp.com, teraboxlink.com, terasharelink.com, terabox.club, 4funbox.com, freeterabox.com and 30+ more. If the link contains /s/ it will almost certainly work.

Generated URLs are signed by TeraBox and typically expire within about 8 hours. Just generate a fresh one if yours expires — re-resolution is instant thanks to caching.

Yes. Folder shares open as a browsable list with each file's name, size and (for videos) duration. Pick the files you want and save them one at a time, or open the whole folder to see everything inside.

Neither. Links are resolved on demand and never saved on our side. The recent-links list shown in the UI lives only in your own browser's local storage, not on any server.

The tool itself is legal technology — like any downloader. What matters is what you download: only fetch content you have the right to access. TeraBox's own terms apply to the content they store.

Both. On iPhone use Safari — downloads land in the Files app's Downloads folder. On Android, Chrome and any modern browser work. Long-press the Download button if your phone starts playing the video instead of saving it.

MP4, WebM, MKV, TS/M2TS, MOV and most common formats play natively. Some rare codec combinations inside MKV/AVI won't decode in browsers — for those, download the file and play it in VLC, MX Player or PotPlayer.

No. Downloading a shared file doesn't touch your account. The file is on whoever shared it; you're just retrieving it. Your own 1 TB storage is unaffected.

No hard limit on our side. Multi-GB movies download fine. For very large files (4 GB+), use a desktop browser and keep the tab foregrounded — mobile OSes occasionally suspend long background transfers.