Save to your computer
Files are saved directly on your computer instead of being stored on SiloSave.
GRABSILO · WINDOWS APP
GrabSilo Desktop
Try it free for 7 days.
Download single items or batches, back up supported accounts, and keep files on your own computer.
Windows app7-day free trialFiles stay on your computer
No credit card required. The trial starts on your first connected launch.
Lifetime license detailsDOWNLOAD WORKSPACE
Paste a link, choose a folder, and start.
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Download queueReady to save to your computer
LocalTRY IT FIRST
Try it free for 7 days.
Try all features for seven days from your first connected launch. Afterwards, batch downloads and account sync require a lifetime license. Single downloads remain available.
GRABSILO DESKTOP
Made for bigger download jobs.
Batch downloads
Handle multiple items, supported playlists, collections, or account content from one place.
Process files locally
When video and audio need to be merged, GrabSilo Desktop does it on your computer.
Keep track of tasks
Pick a folder and see what's downloading, finished, failed, or cancelled.
YOUR PURCHASE
What are you actually buying?
You're paying for the GrabSilo Desktop software license—not cloud storage, file hosting, or access to someone else's private content.
FREE WEB VERSION
The SiloSave website is still free
The website's tools for supported public links stay free. You don't need the desktop app to use them.
Use the free web versionUSE IT LEGALLY
Only save content you have the right to keep
Use it for content you created, own, have permission to keep, or are otherwise allowed to save. It's not meant to bypass DRM, paywalls, or private-content controls.
BUYING
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FAQ
Quick answers
Do I need GrabSilo Desktop to use the website?
No. The website stays free. GrabSilo Desktop is a separate paid Windows app.
Where do my files go?
They are saved and processed on your own computer.
Does buying the app give me rights to other people's content?
No. You still need permission or another legal right to save the content you choose.