Download Torrent Files With Idm And Other Downloaders

Through this tutorial I am taking the opportunity to show you how to download torrent with IDM.
So let's get started,

To begin with, download your torrent file from your torrent website, Secondly, IDM should be installed and running on your pc

Thirdly, go to this website: www.zbigz.com


Fourthly, you can either upload your torrent file in the upload box or paste direct link of your torrent file.

Lastly, click on GO button. Then it will show you download link for your files. Click on it and downloading will start automatically.

@"yoh gizzy" Do you have any means of getting premium on zbigz? Free users have limited download speeds.

naah bro
but you can this too
https://filestream.me/
https://www.pcloud.com
boxopus.com
http://www.putdrive.com

Great of you to have replied quickly with additional direct torrent to single file download using Idm (INTERNET DOWNLOAD MANAGER) and other downloading software.... iT BASICALLY the same process as ZBIGZ download method, check them up......

woow! i only know of ZBIZ.......
@ yoh_gizzy thanks for the other sites

caching of files works faster on phones
so the trick is to cache it on m.zbigz.com and then you download it with idm on pc
that's how I deal with stubborn torrents

zbigz and bytebx are ma favorite

free users are limited

Try this site too
Torrent2exe.com
btcloud.io
Bruzzy.com
ByteBX.com

i use this to download torrent sometimes and its cool

when will I be able to post the tricks I know on the forum for everyone to enjoy, I have a lot of them but I can't post it.

when will I be able to post the tricks I know on the forum for everyone to enjoy, I have a lot of them but I can't post it.

There’s certainly a great deal to find out about this topic.
I love all of the points you have made.
Good work… there is another good one: https://bitport.io

plese can you use it to download movies

Yes you can @slydormer, if only the movie is a torrent which is less than maximum permissible size. In short, not more than 1 gig of data.