What It Is / Concept Explanation

When you download a Lanzou Cloud share link online (e.g., https://wwa.lanzouj.com/xxx or https://lanzoux.com/xxx), clicking it takes you to the Lanzou Cloud page, which doesn't provide a direct file download address. If you want to use download accelerators like Thunder or IDM, or embed the file as a direct link on a webpage, you first need to parse the share link into a real direct file link. This tool does exactly that—you paste the link, and it returns the actual download address of the file.

Lanzou Cloud is a free cloud drive. Downloading from its page involves redirects and captchas. A "direct link" bypasses these pages and points straight to the file storage server. Parsing a direct link is equivalent to simulating a browser clicking "download" and capturing the final download address.

How to Use This Tool

Open our Lanzou Cloud Direct Link Parser. You will see a single input box labeled "Lanzou Cloud Share Link".
Copy and paste your complete link into the box (e.g., https://wwa.lanzouj.com/iABC123). If the link requires an extraction password, enter it in the "Extraction Password" input box next to it.
Click the "Start Parsing" button and wait 2-5 seconds.
Once parsing is complete, the results will be displayed below: file name, file size, and the real direct link address. Click the "Copy Direct Link" button to copy it straight to your clipboard.

Complete Example / Step-by-Step Guide

Example: Suppose you have a Lanzou Cloud link https://wwa.lanzouj.com/iABC123 sharing an image named "Tutorial_Cover.png" with a file size of 1.2 MB and no extraction password required.

Paste into the input box: https://wwa.lanzouj.com/iABC123
Leave the extraction password box empty.
Click "Start Parsing".
The tool will request the Lanzou Cloud page to extract the file information and direct link address. Upon success, you will see:
File Name: Tutorial_Cover.png
File Size: 1.2 MB
Direct Link Address: https://down.lanzouj.com/xxx/Tutorial_Cover.png?timestamp=...
Click "Copy Direct Link" to download the file directly (or embed it in a webpage) using this address.

More Examples / Scenario Comparisons

Scenario 1: Link with an Extraction Password
Share link: https://wwa.lanzouj.com/iDEF456, prompting for the password "abc123".
After entering the password and parsing, you get the direct link. If the password is incorrect, the tool will prompt "Extraction password error".

Scenario 2: Split Archive Files (e.g., .zip.001, .zip.002)
Lanzou Cloud limits single files to 100MB, so large files are often split into multiple volumes. The tool parses the individual link for each volume to get their respective direct links. You need to manually download all volumes and merge them. Note: The tool does not merge them automatically.

Scenario 3: Invalid or Expired Link
If the share page shows "File has been deleted" or "Expired", the tool will return "Invalid link, please check".

How to Interpret the Results

The parsing result contains three core components:

File Name: Tells you what the file is, helping you confirm if it's what you need.
File Size: Helps estimate download time and storage space required.
Direct Link Address: A link starting with https://down.lanzouj.com/ or https://down.lanzoui.com/, followed by random characters and the original file name. This link usually contains a ?timestamp= parameter, indicating temporary authorization, which is generally valid for a short period (a few hours to a few days). If you need a permanent direct link, it is recommended to re-parse or use third-party storage.

Common Mistakes / Pitfalls to Avoid

Entering non-Lanzou Cloud links: Such as Baidu Netdisk, Alibaba Cloud Drive, etc. The tool only supports Lanzou Cloud (domains containing lanzou, lanzoux, lanzoui, lanzouj, etc.). Other links will return an error.
Forgetting the extraction password: If the link requires a password and it's left blank, parsing will fail with a "Password required" prompt.
Direct links have an expiration date: The parsed direct link is not permanently valid. It may expire after a few hours and require re-parsing.
Using the parsed direct link directly as an external link (e.g., embedding images): Lanzou Cloud direct links have hotlink protection mechanisms. Images may not display directly on third-party websites and are for download purposes only.
Network environment dependency: If access to Lanzou Cloud is blocked (e.g., in certain regions or networks), parsing will also fail.

Notes / Boundaries and Limitations

The parsing results of this tool come from Lanzou Cloud's public API and are for personal learning and download use only. Please do not use it for illegal purposes and respect copyright.
Lanzou Cloud's maximum single file size is 100MB (unlogged users) or 500MB (logged-in users). If the file exceeds the limit, parsing will fail.
The validity period of the parsed direct link is controlled by Lanzou Cloud, usually 1-3 days. For continuous use, please re-parse regularly.
The tool does not store any files or cache links. Every parse is a real-time fetch.
If parsing fails, please check the link format, password, and network connection, or try again later.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Why won't the parsed direct link open?
Possible reasons: The link has expired, the file has been deleted, or your network environment cannot access Lanzou Cloud. We recommend parsing it again. If it still fails, please verify that the original share link is valid.

Q2: How long is the parsed direct link valid?
Generally, it is valid for a few hours to a few days, depending on Lanzou Cloud's server settings. We do not guarantee a specific duration. If you need long-term access, we recommend saving it to your own storage.

Q3: Why does the tool prompt "Password required" when I'm sure there isn't one?
Some sharers set it to "No password," but actually include hidden parameters in the link. You can try opening the original link in a browser to see if the page asks for a password. If it doesn't, you can ignore the password box and parse directly.

Q4: What if it says "Parsing failed, please check the link"?
Check if the link is complete (starting with http or https) and if the domain belongs to the Lanzou Cloud family (lanzou/lanzoux/lanzoui/lanzouj). It could also be that the Lanzou Cloud server is unstable; try again later.

Q5: Is batch parsing supported?
Currently, the tool can only parse one link at a time. If you have multiple links, you need to paste them one by one. Batch functionality may be added in future versions.

Q6: Where is the source code for this tool? Is it safe?
This tool is a frontend page, and parsing requests are completed through a backend proxy. We do not record any links or passwords, but we advise against sharing files containing sensitive information.

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