The whole folder, intact
Download files and subfolders in their original structure, without waiting for the service to create a ZIP archive. Single-file links work too.
AMG CloudLink
Productivity · Free · WindowsShared folders.
Downloaded
properly.
Download shared OneDrive, SharePoint and Google Drive folders directly to your Windows PC. CloudLink keeps the folder structure, resumes interrupted downloads and checks each file before marking it complete.
Coming to Microsoft StoreThe listing is not available yet.
Read the user guide CloudLink in action
Connect. Download. Carry on.
Less friction. More progress.
Big folders shouldn’t be a big problem.
Shared folders can be awkward to download through a browser. CloudLink downloads the files directly, keeps what’s already finished, and picks up where an interruption left off.
Pick up where you left off
Stop a download, close the app or lose your connection. Return to the same link and destination to continue, including after a restart or reboot.
Checked before complete
CloudLink compares each file with the size and checksum reported by the service. A mismatch is downloaded again, and temporary failures are retried automatically.
Paste, drop and download
Paste one or more sharing links, drop a link onto the window or use the link picked up from your clipboard. See overall progress, speed and the status of every file.
Google documents included
Google Docs, Sheets and Slides are exported as Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. Google Drive requires a one-time credential setup; the guide walks you through it.
At home on Windows
The interface follows your Windows light or dark theme. Clear status messages and file filters help you see what is downloading and what needs attention.
Works withOneDriveSharePointGoogle Drive
Getting started
A few steps. One useful tool.
Paste your link
Add one or more shared links. Drag and drop works too.
Choose your folder
Pick where the files should go. Subfolders stay in place.
Download & verify
Watch progress, resume interruptions, and see what needs attention.
OneDrive uses browser sign-in. Google Drive requires a one-time credentials setup. See the user guide
Take a closer look
Everything in view.
Real app screenshots, with example files and accounts. Select one to enlarge.
Latest source update
What’s new in 1.2.0.
5 October 2026 · Store publication pending
v1.2.0Latest version
Simpler Microsoft sign-in, clearer account setup and published privacy information.
- Microsoft sign-in uses CloudLink's built-in app registration. Users can choose their own registration in Settings.
- Changing the Microsoft application ID clears the sign-in made with the old ID.
- Account setup messages explain when a Microsoft application ID is missing or invalid.
- Build signing checks were improved and unsigned output is clearly identified.
- Publisher and MIT license information identify AMG Cloud Engineering.
Before you get started
The useful details.
Frequently asked questions
Is CloudLink free?
Yes. CloudLink is free, open-source software published by AMG Cloud Engineering under the MIT License.
Where can I download it?
The Microsoft Store listing is being prepared. A download link will appear on this page when the listing is available.
Which sharing links does it support?
CloudLink supports personal OneDrive links, SharePoint and work or school OneDrive links, Google Drive file and folder links, and Google Docs, Sheets and Slides links. Your account must have access to the content. Work and school Microsoft accounts have not yet been tested.
Can I resume after a lost connection?
Yes. Unfinished files are retained as partial downloads. Use the same link and destination to continue after a connection loss, stopping the download, closing the app or restarting your PC. Completed files are not downloaded again.
Does AMG receive my files or account details?
No. CloudLink runs on your computer and communicates directly with Microsoft and Google. AMG Cloud Engineering receives no account details, file names or usage statistics from the app. See the CloudLink privacy statement for the complete details.
Why does Microsoft ask for permission to edit files?
Microsoft Graph requires a read-write permission to open sharing links. CloudLink only downloads: it never uploads, changes or deletes files. Opening a link records your account as having opened it, as it would in a browser.
What should I know about Google Drive?
Google Drive requires credentials you create yourself. An API key works for public links; private links require sign-in through your own OAuth client. Google documents larger than 10 MB require sign-in for export. Google Forms, Sites and My Maps have no downloadable file content and are skipped.
Need a hand?
The user guide covers accounts, setup and troubleshooting.
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