Samsung Link was a productivity application designed for Android devices, providing users with a seamless way to access and manage their digital content across various Samsung devices. The service allowed users to connect to multiple storage locations, including cloud services like Dropbox and Sugarsync, enabling efficient searching and management of photos, music, videos, and documents. Users could easily send content from one device to another and stream media directly to their Smart TVs, enhancing the viewing experience.

The application featured a bright interface with colorful icons and offered a global search function to find saved content across all registered devices. It included the ability to browse photos from different sources when attaching files in applications like S Note or email. Although Samsung Link also supported auto uploads to PCs and storage services, it has since been discontinued, making it no longer available for users.