MDisk share links are landing pages, not video files — that's why MX Player can't open them directly. Paste the link below and we'll resolve it into a direct download.
No login · No file size cap · Password-protected links supported
MDisk is widely used across India and South Asia to share video files. A share link opens a landing page, not a raw video file, so there's nothing for MX Player or SPlayer to grab onto directly. Paste that link here instead, and the resolver turns it into a real file you can save to your device.
Grab the full MDisk share link from wherever it was sent — Telegram, WhatsApp, or the app itself.
Drop it into the input box at the top of this page.
The resolver processes the link and prepares the original file.
The video downloads straight to your device in its original quality.
There are a lot of generic link-downloader sites out there that treat every cloud storage service the same way — paste a URL, hope for the best. This page is built around how MDisk links actually behave, and that shows up in a few concrete ways.
An MDisk share link opens a landing page rather than pointing directly at a file, and that landing page can vary depending on whether it's a single file or a folder share. A generic downloader that expects a direct file URL will often just fail on links like this. This tool is written to parse MDisk's landing-page format specifically, which is why it can resolve a share link into a working download instead of returning an error.
Some downloader sites route you through two or three intermediate pages, each with its own ad load, before handing over the actual link. That's a deliberate design choice on their part — more page views mean more ad revenue. This page doesn't do that: paste the link, click Download, and the file starts resolving. If that changes in the future for any reason, it'll be stated plainly rather than hidden behind a redirect chain.
If the person who shared the link protected it with a password, you're prompted for it inline, and it's used only to unlock that one request. Nothing about the password or the link itself is tied to an account, because there is no account — there's nothing to log into in the first place.
Because this runs in the browser, it works the same way on a personal phone, a shared family laptop, or a college computer lab machine where you can't install anything. Closing the tab is the same as closing the tool — there's no background app, no cache of your links, no notification permissions to manage afterward.
There's no subscription tier and no artificial cap on file size baked into this tool. What we can't control is the MDisk source server itself — if it's slow or temporarily overloaded, that delay shows up on this end too, and no downloader tool can fix that from the outside. Where a limitation exists, it's called out directly rather than left for you to discover through a failed download.
The page may still be behind a countdown or ad-gate on the source site. Let it fully load in a browser tab first, then copy the resulting address.
MDisk passwords are case-sensitive. Enter it exactly as shared — it's used once to unlock that file and isn't stored anywhere.
Usually the source server under heavy load on a high-traffic link. Switch to Wi-Fi, try again in a few minutes, or use Chrome/Firefox/Safari if you're on an in-app browser.
Large video files can take a moment to resolve before the transfer starts. If it hasn't moved after a minute, re-paste the link rather than waiting indefinitely.
Telegram ya WhatsApp se apna MDisk link copy karein, upar diye gaye box mein paste karein, aur Download par click karein. Video seedha aapke phone mein save ho jaayega — MX Player ya kisi app ki zaroorat nahi.
MDisk share links point to a landing page, not a raw video file, so MX Player has nothing direct to open. This tool resolves that page into a direct download instead.
The original quality the file was uploaded in — nothing is re-compressed on the way to your device.
Yes. Enter the password when prompted; it only unlocks that one file and is never stored.
No. Files download at their original size and quality, from short clips to long videos.
No. No account, no app — paste the link and it processes right on this page.
We only resolve the link you provide into a direct download URL — we never ask for your MDisk account password, and nothing is stored beyond that one request. Only paste links you already have permission to access.