Titanium Secure Downloads Tutorials

10 practical ways to manage downloads and redirects with clear, beginner-friendly control.

These step-by-step tutorials explain how to create a download or redirect, place a button without exposing the original destination on hover, design it, show useful file details, import old items and create a backup. The final guides show how Pro adds passwords, named users, Cloudflare Turnstile, Terms & Conditions, membership rules, reusable designs, Elementor wrapper links, Activity and searchable Download History.

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Hidden destination URLs
Button Studio
Safe migration tools
Pro access controls

Step-by-step download and redirect tutorials.

Start with one public item and a simple button. Add design, migration or access controls only when the website actually needs them. Each guide explains what to enter, what visitors will see and what should be tested before using the item on a live page.

FreeFiles & Cloud Links

How to use local files and Dropbox, Google Drive or other sharing links

Titanium can deliver permitted files from the WordPress uploads directory or redirect visitors to an external file provider. Supported sharing links are converted locally into a more suitable direct-download destination when the item is saved.

Add and test the destination

For a local file, upload it through the WordPress Media Library or place it inside the normal WordPress uploads directory.
For a cloud file, copy the sharing link from Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Pixeldrain.
Paste the URL into a Download File item and save it. Titanium normalises supported sharing-link formats automatically.
Open the public page in a logged-out browser and start the download.
Confirm that the correct file name, file content and destination are used.
Use HTTPS on the live website so browsers do not treat the download chain as insecure.

What Titanium does and does not do

Sharing-link normalisation happens inside WordPress; the saved URL is not sent to the provider for validation.
Local-file delivery is limited to permitted files inside the WordPress uploads directory.
External files are delivered by the external provider after the controlled Titanium action.
If an external provider changes or expires its sharing URL, update the item destination.
A browser can block or warn about downloads that start from an insecure HTTP page, even when the final file host uses HTTPS.

Testing tip: A successful click is not enough. Open the downloaded file and confirm that it is the expected file, especially after changing a cloud sharing link.

Start with one item, one destination and one clearly labelled button.

Free covers unlimited public downloads and redirects, hidden destination buttons, Button Studio, optional file details, cloud-link normalisation, safe migration, backup and aggregate totals. Pro adds access rules, membership integrations, passwords, named users, Turnstile, Terms, reusable templates, Elementor wrapper links and detailed Activity.

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Need controlled access and detailed activity?

Use Titanium Secure Downloads Pro when the website needs login, role or membership rules, named users, password protection, Cloudflare Turnstile, Terms & Conditions, alternative denied-access actions, reusable button templates, Elementor wrapper links and searchable Download History.

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