Varia

Quick and efficient download manager

for regular downloads, videos and torrents

    Download for Linux

    Download for Windows

    Download for Mac

    Flathub

    Snap Store

    Flatpak file

    AppImage (unofficial)

    AUR (unofficial)

The main way to install Varia is through Flathub to get it as a Flatpak. You can also install it from a .flatpak file directly.

You can also get it as a Snap through the Snap Store.

Varia is also available as an AppImage and through the AUR on Arch Linux, but these are unofficial and could be out of date.

    Installer

    Portable

Installer is recommended.

The portable version does not have automatic updates.

Varia may trigger a safety warning on Windows because it was not signed with a very expensive digital signature.

    DMG for Apple Silicon (M-series)

    DMG for Intel

You will need to give permission to Varia in Settings -> Privacy and Security, because it was not signed with an Apple developer account.

Download quickly.

Download files and torrents quickly - potentially faster than your browser, continue incomplete downloads even after reboots.

Get web video and audio.

Download video and audio (as well as whole playlists) from thousands of websites like YouTube, TikTok and Twitter in any supported quality setting.

Connect it to your browser.

Varia integrates seamlessly with Firefox and Chrome/ium through an extension. It can route all downloads to itself.

Powerful underneath.

Schedule downloads with a powerful scheduler allowing for custom timespans for each day of the week. Use basic authentication and import cookies from a file, or dynamically transfer your browser cookies upon each download through the extension. Adjust other settings like the download speed, the torrent seeding ratio and more. Use it as a remote GUI for aria2 running on any machine on the network.

    Source on GitHub

The Varia logo / icon and the Flathub logo were made by Jakub Steiner.

The font used in this web page is Inter. rsms.me/inter

The icons used in this web page were modified by me (mainly the colors and sizes were changed).

The original Linux Tux icon was made by Larry Ewing. The version used here was made by OpenClipart-Vectors
on Pixabay.

The Arch Linux logo was sourced from Arch Linux, made by Judd Vinet, Aaron Griffin and Levente Polyák.

The Flatpak icon is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. flatpak.org

Windows and the Windows logo are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.

GITHUB®, the GITHUB® logo design, the INVERTOCAT logo design, OCTOCAT®, and the OCTOCAT® logo design are
trademarks of GitHub, Inc., registered in the United States and other countries.
The OCTOCAT design is the exclusive property of GitHub, Inc and has been federally registered with the
United States Copyright Office.

The package icon used in the Download for Windows section is part of the Feather icons set, licensed under the MIT license. feathericons.com

The Snap / Snapcraft logo was created by Canonical.

The Mac / Apple logo is the trademark of Apple Inc.