Paste the link
Copy one Workshop item link, or use its numeric Published File ID.
Check a Workshop item
Paste a mod, map, or other Workshop link. If Steam gives the item a public direct link, open it. If not, copy the item-specific SteamCMD command and run it on your own PC.
No extra account
Steam link when one exists
Workshop files never stored here
Three quick steps
Paste a Workshop link, get the details, then use a direct Steam link or a local SteamCMD command.
Copy one Workshop item link, or use its numeric Published File ID.
WorkshopFetch asks Steam for that item's public details.
Open Steam's direct link if there is one. Otherwise, run SteamCMD on your PC.
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Browse a game's official Steam Workshop, copy an individual item URL, then paste it into the tool above.
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Workshop link or Published File ID
Check
Public item details from Steam
Use
Open the Steam link or run SteamCMD locally
Built for Workshop links
Paste a Workshop link for a mod, map, or other community content. A direct link opens from Steam; when there is no public link, the result page gives you the SteamCMD command to run on your own PC.
Read the full guide →Common questions
Quick answers about direct links, SteamCMD, and what the tool can actually do.
No. You can check a public Workshop item by pasting its URL or Published File ID.
No. The button appears only when Steam returns a valid public file link. Otherwise, the result can prepare a SteamCMD command for your PC.
No. A direct link, when available, goes from your browser to Steam's CDN.