Learn how to download files using cURL from the command line. This guide covers syntax, authentication, HTTP/FTP downloads, headers, and resume tips.

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Learn how to download files using the cURL command-line tool, covering syntax, authentication, handling redirects, and resuming downloads. This tutorial is beneficial for working with REST APIs and automating tasks in server environments with cURL's versatile options.

How to Download Files with cURL

Step 2 — Saving Remote Files with a Specific File Name

Step 4 — Downloading Files with Authentication

Step 5 — Handling Timeouts, Retries, and Resuming Downloads

Step 6 — Automating Downloads with Shell Scripts

Step 7 — Troubleshooting Common Download Issues