Download every image on a page in one click.
MediaGrabber Pro is a bulk image downloader that scans the whole page — galleries, boards, background and lazy-loaded images — and saves them all at once, as a batch or a single ZIP. Filter by size, type, or resolution, skip duplicates, and download straight to your device.
Updated · By Mihir Vaghani, founder of The Plugins Company
Free to start · Chrome, Edge & Firefox · Images download locally, no server detour
How it works
Download all the images from a website in 3 steps
Open the page and launch MediaGrabber
Go to the gallery, board, or article you want, then open the MediaGrabber Pro popup. It scans the page instantly and lists every image it finds — with a preview, dimensions, file size, and format.
Filter down to the images you actually want
Filter by type (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG), by dimensions, or by file size, and let automatic duplicate detection drop near-identical copies. Then hit Select all, or tick the ones you need.
Download them as a batch or one ZIP
Click Download and every selected image saves straight to your device — as individual files or bundled into a single ZIP. Routing rules can sort them into folders and the renamer applies a clean naming pattern.
Built for whole-page grabs
More than a right-click, less than a hassle
A right-click saves one image at a time and misses half of them. A bulk image downloader built into your browser gets the whole set — cleanly.
The whole page, not just what you can right-click
Catches background images, CSS sprites, lazy-loaded images, and images inside galleries and carousels that a right-click “Save image as” never sees.
Mass Scan across every open tab
Open ten gallery tabs, run Mass Scan once, and collect every image from all of them into a single deduplicated batch. Import a plain list of links and fetch those too.
Filter by size, type & resolution
Skip the thumbnails and icons. Set a minimum resolution or file size and grab only the full-size assets — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or SVG.
Automatic duplicate filtering
Pages serve the same image at several sizes. MediaGrabber detects duplicates and near-identical copies so you download one clean set, not forty variations.
Auto-organize on the way down
Routing rules sort images into folders by site or type, the renamer applies consistent names, and your searchable Library keeps a history with “Show in folder”.
Local and private — no upload detour
Images download straight from the page to your own Downloads folder. Nothing is routed through our servers and there are no watermarks or sketchy redirects.
Who it's for
Anyone who needs more than one image
Designers & marketers
Pull a whole moodboard or competitor gallery for reference in seconds.
Researchers & archivists
Save entire galleries and collections locally before they change or disappear.
Ecommerce & catalog teams
Grab every product shot off a page at full resolution, deduped and renamed.
Students & educators
Collect image sets for slides, projects, and offline study in one pass.
Common ways people use it
Every kind of bulk image grab
Download images in bulk on Chrome
MediaGrabber Pro runs as a Chrome extension (also Edge and Firefox). Open the popup on any page, select the images, and download them all at once — no copying links into a separate site.
Save all photos from a gallery or board
It reads images inside galleries, carousels, and boards — including the full-size versions behind thumbnails — so you get the real photos, not the previews.
Download images without right-click
When right-click “Save image as” is disabled or the image is a background/blob, MediaGrabber detects it anyway and downloads it normally.
Bulk download JPG, PNG, or WebP
Filter by format and grab only the file types you want. WebP and AVIF included — convert on your own machine afterward if you need JPG/PNG.
Download background and lazy-loaded images
CSS background images and images that only load as you scroll are both detected — scroll once to trigger lazy loading, then scan.
Zip all images from a page
Turn on “bundle as ZIP” and the whole selection downloads as a single archive instead of dozens of separate files.
FAQ
Bulk image downloading, answered
Grab the whole page in one click
Add MediaGrabber Pro free and download all the images from any site — or go Premium for whole-page and multi-tab Mass Scan.