WorkshopFetch

Supports direct links from Steam
Generates SteamCMD commands for local use
No account setup is required
Checks public Workshop items quickly
Files are not stored on the site
- Downloading mods for Counter-Strike 2
- Obtaining maps for Garry's Mod
- Retrieving community content for Cities: Skylines
- Accessing custom content for RimWorld
- Utilizing SteamCMD commands for local game setups
- 1Visit the WorkshopFetch website.
- 2Paste a valid Workshop link or Published File ID.
- 3Click 'Check' to retrieve download options.
- 4Open the direct Steam link if available, or copy the SteamCMD command.
Do I need an account to use WorkshopFetch?
No, you can check a public Workshop item simply by pasting its URL.
What if there's no download button?
The download button only appears if Steam returns a valid public link; otherwise, a SteamCMD command will be provided.
Does this site store any Workshop files?
No, all files remain on Steam's CDN and are not stored by WorkshopFetch.
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