Start your library from the whole osu! pack catalogue. Browse curated collections with per-difficulty PP data and pull a whole pack as one download, straight from our mirror.
#number to jump to a specific pack across modesCollections of maps bundled by theme, artist, or event. Standard packs are the classic numbered ones, Featured Artist packs carry officially licensed songs, and there are Tournament, Loved, Spotlights, Theme, and Artist packs too. Some award a profile medal once you clear every map.
Download the pack, drop the .osz files into your osu! Songs folder, and osu! imports them automatically. Hit F5 in song select if they don't show up right away.
Every pack shows a NoMod-SS pp range so you can gauge difficulty at a glance, and each difficulty inside a pack carries its own pp value. It is pre-computed on our mirror, the same one that powers the beatmaps browser.
Yes. Use the mode filter for Taiko, Catch, or Mania packs. Featured Artist and Tournament packs often span multiple modes.
The whole pack comes down as a single .zip assembled on our mirror from its cached .osz files, so there is nothing to fetch from osu itself. If a set is missing from the zip, Download individually pulls each one through the mirror's own source cascade.
Browsing is open to everyone, no account needed. Downloading asks you to sign in, and a fishy.moe account is free and also gets you the game server. Once you are signed in the download buttons unlock in place.
osu! publishes the canonical pack index on its own site, and that is still the place to see what officially exists. The mirrors people usually reach for, Nerinyan, osu.direct, Beatconnect, Sayobot and catboy.best, are best known for single beatmapset downloads. What this page adds on top is pp: a NoMod-SS range for the pack and a pp value on every difficulty inside it, plus the whole pack as one zip off our own mirror. Chimu and Bloodcat are no longer operational, so older links to them are dead.