Google Drive Direct Download Link Generator

Google Drive share link example:

`http://drive.google.com/file/d/1-r2Fmc5usZ4683THgqa_MXRbCZdvIGfV/view?usp=drivesdk`

Result:

Your Link:

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NOTE:

This tool will only work for files that you UPLOAD to Google Drive and uses the following permissions to share: "Public on the web" or "Anyone with the link".

This tool will not work for Google Documents (Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations, etc.) that created inside Google Drive. If you want to create a direct link for Google Documents (Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations, etc.) that created inside Google Drive, first download them to your computer then upload that file back on to Google Drive.

How To Get Google Drive Share Link How To Get Google Drive Share Link

Step 1: Go to Google Drive and right click the file that you want to share. Then click on "Share...".

Step 2: On the window that comes up, click "Get shareable link".

Step 3: Make sure the dropdown is set to one of the "Anyone with the link can view" or "Anyone on the internet can find and view" options, then click "Copy link".

Google limits the amount of traffic to a files? Google limits the amount of traffic to a files?

Get any error of limitation of download files on Google Drive? Google Drive is that it's free for uploading and sharing files for public use, ads free and fast downloading speed. But the problem is, there is a limitation. Download limit which means if a file is being downloaded by thousands of people, Google makes that file on hold for a while.

Usually you will see a message, "Sorry, you can't view or download this file at this time" or "Too many users viewed or downloaded this file recently".

But don't worry, there is a simple solution which is great to download files on Google Drive that have an error for limitation.

This is how to fix Google Drive error "Too many users viewed or downloaded this file recently"

The first, you have to have an Google Drive account and do as explained below:

Step 1. Make a changes to the original link as explained below:

Original link:

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0Bz4YdwRI3rnCMFRoTmtSS0M1V

Edited link:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz4YdwRI3rnCMFRoTmtSS0M1V

Note: Change uc?export=download& to open?

Step 2. Click on Google Drive icon to add the file to your Drive and then click on Organize link to go to the file as explained below:

Step 3. Right click on the file and choose Make a copy option as explained below:

Step 4. And then right click on the copy of file and choose Download option as explained below:

That's it. Now your desired file is ready to download without any error limitation.

Problem solved! Now enjoy download all Google Drive files without worry to get any error of limitation.

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Tool for create direct download for your Google Drive files