Web Page Image Downloader: Save All Images in One Click

🖼 Save every picture on a page without 200 right-clicks. This web page image downloader scans what the page really loaded and lays every result out as a thumbnail grid. Untick what you do not need, then download all images that remain in one pass. Free, no account, no ads, no tracking. 🔎 Full size, not the small preview Most pages publish several versions of one photo and display the smallest of them. This image extractor parses the whole srcset list and every source tag, so the larger file lands in your grid. ⏬ Pictures that appear only when you scroll Long galleries load as you go, so the scanner can walk the page for you first. Switch on auto-scroll: it goes to the bottom, up to six seconds, waits for the pictures to render, then scans. That is how you download all images in a long feed instead of the first screen only. ⚡ Three steps 1. Click the toolbar icon on any page and let the grid build itself. 2. Everything visible is already selected, so untick the few you do not want — no click per file. 3. One click on download and you save all images from website pages into one named folder. A gallery of 300 pictures takes the same three steps as a page with five, so a batch image download stays as simple as saving one file. 🧩 What this web page image downloader reaches ▸ img elements and every candidate listed in srcset ▸ source tags inside picture elements ▸ CSS background-image declarations behind banners and tiles ▸ pictures rendered inside embedded frames, which a tag-only image grabber can miss 🎛 What it filters out - Minimum width and minimum height in pixels, so when you bulk download images the batch stays consistent - Hide tiny icons, on by default: anything under 150px, plus avatars, logos, sprites, tracking pixels and emoji - Settings persist between sessions, so the next batch image download starts where the last one ended 🗂 Filenames you can still read tomorrow ◆ Files land in a folder named after the site, numbered in sequence ◆ Option: use the ALT text as the filename instead of a random string ◆ Option: convert WebP and AVIF to JPG while saving ◆ The Chrome download manager moves the files, so the extension queues nothing itself 🖱 What the grid shows you • Tiles sort by area, largest first, so the files worth keeping sit on top • Every tile prints width x height and the format • Hover a tile to open that picture in a new tab, or save just that one file • Select all and deselect all sit one click away 👥 Who reaches for a web page image downloader ➤ Designers collecting references for a moodboard ➤ Content creators quickly pulling post and deck visuals ➤ Store owners who save pictures from website catalogues they run themselves ➤ Researchers archiving figures, and anyone saving a holiday gallery 🔒 It collects nothing 1️⃣ No account, no signup, nothing to buy 2️⃣ No telemetry, no analytics, no ads 3️⃣ No data about you or your browsing is sent anywhere 4️⃣ Permissions: activeTab, scripting, downloads, storage 🙅 What it will not do It does not bypass paywalls, DRM or watermarks, and does not reach into protected platform APIs. No tool can save a file the browser never received. ❓ Can I save a whole gallery in one go? 💬 Yes. Everything visible is selected the moment the panel opens, so a single click is enough to save the whole grid. ❓ Why is a picture missing from the grid? 💬 Broken and hotlink-protected files are dropped automatically, and the tiny icon filter hides small graphics. Turn it off and they are listed again. 📥 Install the web page image downloader, open any page, and save all images from a gallery in one click.