MEGA Link Generator — Rebuild MEGA File and Folder Links

Assemble a valid MEGA file or folder link from the file handle and decryption key. Use it when a MEGA link has been split across messages or documentation and you need to reassemble it correctly.

Link typeFile or folder handleDecryption key

Generated link

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What the MEGA Link Generator does

A MEGA link combines the file or folder handle with the decryption key after the # fragment; without the exact key part the link cannot decrypt the content.

Methodology and formula

The handle and decryption key are joined with the # separator in the modern mega.nz/file/<handle>#<key> format.

Worked example

Inputs: Handle AbCdEf, key 1234567890abcdef
Result: https://mega.nz/file/AbCdEf#1234567890abcdef

A complete, working MEGA download link.

When to use this tool

Pair the mega link generator with the short link generator for a tidy shareable address, or the QR code generator when the link has to work on print.

About the MEGA Link Generator

A real example

A video editor reassembles mega.nz/file/AbCdEfGh#K3y... after the handle and key were pasted into two separate chat messages, restoring a working download.

When to use the mega link generator

Use it when a MEGA link has been split across messages or documentation and you need to reassemble it correctly.

How the link is built

The handle and decryption key are joined with the # separator in the modern mega.nz/file/<handle>#<key> format.

Things to watch out for

Without the decryption key the file cannot be opened. MEGA never stores the key, so a lost key means lost access.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the decryption key?

It is the part after the # in a MEGA link. MEGA can optionally show it separately.

Is the key sent to any server?

No. This tool builds the link entirely in your browser.

Is this link generator free?

Yes. Every generator on BusinessTools.Online is free, needs no signup, and builds the link in your browser.

Do you store the links I create?

No. The link is assembled locally in your browser and never sent to or saved on our servers.