Image Downloader — Grid & Bulk Save

Find every image on a page, preview them in a visual grid, filter by size or type, and bulk-download to a named folder in one click.

Image Downloader finds every image on the page you're viewing, shows them in a clean visual grid, and lets you bulk-download exactly the ones you want - in one click. Unlike basic savers that only see <img> tags, it also collects responsive srcset / <picture> candidates, CSS background images, video posters, and direct links to image files - and automatically picks the highest-resolution version of each. ★ KEY FEATURES • Visual grid preview - Real thumbnails on a checkerboard background so transparency is visible, with each image's dimensions and file type shown at a glance. • Finds more images - Pulls from srcset, <picture>, CSS backgrounds, video posters, and image links, not just <img> tags. • Live filters - Minimum-width slider, file-type chips (only the types actually on the page appear), and a URL / alt-text search box. • Flexible sorting - Largest, smallest, page order, or by name. • Smart selection - Select all, none, or invert - always scoped to what's currently visible after filtering. • Bulk download - Save to an optional subfolder with three naming modes (original names · numbered 001, 002… · domain + name), automatic conflict handling, and a live progress bar. • Hotlink bypass - Correctly previews and downloads images from sites that block direct access by adjusting the Referer header. • Accurate results - Every image URL is verified by actually loading it; broken links are dropped and exact dimensions are used for filtering and sorting. • Dark mode - Automatically follows your system color scheme. ★ PRIVACY No browsing data is collected, tracked, or sent anywhere. The extension only reads images from the current tab when you open it, and only saves the files you choose. Your sort/naming/folder preferences are stored locally on your device. ★ HOW IT WORKS Open the extension on any page → it scans and shows all images in a grid → filter and select what you want → click "Download selected." Done. Perfect for designers, researchers, content creators, marketers, and anyone who needs to grab multiple images quickly without right-click-saving one at a time.