Paste a hash, get a magnet link.
This hash to magnet converter turns torrent info hashes into BTIH magnet links locally in your browser.
This page converts one hash manually. Magnetar detects torrent hashes and magnet links on webpages, then places the useful actions beside them so you can copy, open, send, or save without switching tabs.
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Read more about MagnetarThe extension runs locally in your browser, with no extension analytics, telemetry or tracking.
Find supported torrent hashes and magnet links where they already appear.
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Review and send multiple detected items without copying them one by one.
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Most hash to magnet tools feel like old forms with a button attached. This one keeps the workflow deliberate: paste a plain torrent hash, a full magnet link, or surrounding text, and the conversion happens locally in your browser without an account, upload, or lookup step.
It is lightweight, privacy-friendly, and designed to sit naturally beside Magnetar. Use this page when you need one clean manual conversion. Use Magnetar when you want the same workflow available directly where hashes already appear.
A torrent hash identifies the metadata for a BitTorrent item. Turning an info hash into a magnet link gives a client a standard way to use that identifier, discover the matching metadata, and continue a hash to BitTorrent or download from hash workflow without needing a torrent file up front.
The torrent hash converter finds a 40-character hexadecimal BTIH hash, normalizes it to lowercase,
and builds a magnet link from the hash as magnet:?xt=urn:btih:<hash>. If you add a name, it appends
an encoded dn= value.
Spaces, line breaks, pasted text, and full magnet links are handled in the browser. The page does not upload your hash, look up torrent details, or try to recover a torrent file from the hash alone.
A hash to magnet converter turns a torrent info hash into a magnet URI that compatible BitTorrent clients and services can open. It is useful when you need a magnet from hash without creating one by hand.
A torrent hash is the identifier for a torrent's metadata. BTIH means BitTorrent Info Hash, and this converter accepts the common 40-character hexadecimal SHA1 form used in many magnet links.
Yes. A basic BTIH magnet link can be built from the hash alone using the xt parameter. A torrent name cannot be recovered from only the hash, but a compatible client can still use the magnet link to begin the lookup process.
No. A hash alone does not contain the torrent name. The optional name field on this page is only filled by you, or extracted from a pasted magnet link that already contains a name.
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser. The pasted hash is not uploaded or looked up anywhere.
Convert the hash into a magnet link, then open that magnet link in a compatible torrent client or service. The client uses the hash to find the matching torrent metadata through the BitTorrent network or configured services.
Not directly from the hash itself. A hash to torrent workflow still needs the matching metadata to be found from peers or another source before a client can work with it.
A magnet link is a URI that points a compatible client at a torrent by identifier instead of requiring a torrent file first. For BTIH magnets, the torrent info hash is carried in the xt parameter.
Use the Open Magnet button, or copy the generated link into a compatible torrent client or service that accepts magnet URIs.
This page converts one hash manually. Magnetar detects hashes and magnet links where they already appear on webpages and puts copy, send, open, save, batch, and detail tools beside them.
