Tagged Photo Exporter

Bulk download every Facebook photo you're tagged in — in just a few clicks. Facebook doesn't give you a way to save all the photos other people have tagged you in. Tagged Photo Exporter fixes that. Navigate to your Facebook photos page, click the extension, and it automatically collects every tagged photo into a single page you can save to your computer. Works for photos of you, photos of friends, or any Facebook album. ───────────────────────── HOW IT WORKS ───────────────────────── 1. Open your Facebook "Photos of You" page (or any tagged album) 2. Click the extension icon and hit "Start export" 3. Wait 1–20 minutes while it indexes your photos (you can use other tabs) 4. When done, save the page (Ctrl+S / ⌘S) to download all photos at once That's it. No account required, no subscription, no data sent to any server. ───────────────────────── WHY DON'T MY PHOTOS HAVE THE RIGHT DATE? ───────────────────────── Facebook strips date information (EXIF data) from every photo you upload. This means your exported photos will show today's date instead of when they were taken — making them hard to sort in Apple Photos, Google Photos, or any photo library. The optional Timestamp Add-on ($5, one-time) solves this. After exporting, it uses Facebook's own metadata to infer the original date each photo was taken and writes it back into the photo file. Pay once, use it on every export forever. ───────────────────────── FEATURES ───────────────────────── ✓ Bulk download photos you're tagged in ✓ Download photos friends are tagged in ✓ No subscription — free to use for basic exports ✓ Optional one-time $5 upgrade to restore original photo dates ✓ Minimal permissions — only accesses Facebook and nothing else ✓ Your photos never leave your machine ───────────────────────── PRIVACY ───────────────────────── The export runs entirely in your browser — photos never leave your computer. ───────────────────────── SUPPORT ───────────────────────── Having trouble? Check the FAQ or email tom@tjcx.me — real human, fast responses.