ImageNest – Bulk Image Downloader

Bulk image downloader for Chrome. Preview, filter and download multiple images from web pages.

ImageNest is a bulk image downloader for Chrome. Download multiple images from the current web page in one batch, instead of saving each picture separately. Preview the images, filter by size or format, and choose which pictures to download. Download one image or a whole selection Open ImageNest from the Chrome toolbar to find images on the current page. Matching images are selected automatically. Keep them all for a bulk download, uncheck pictures you do not want, or clear the selection and choose individual images. Click Save to start downloading; selecting or filtering images never starts a download. Find the pictures you want - Preview discovered images in Chrome's side panel beside the original page. - Filter by Small, Medium or Large, and by JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF or AVIF. - Search image descriptions or URLs. Size and Format counts update with the other active filters and search. - Changing Size, Format or search, using Reset, or completing a new scan selects all matching images again. You can then adjust the selection manually before downloading. - Scroll the page to load more images, then use Refresh to scan again. ImageNest does not automatically scroll the page. Save your batch in a page-named folder - Downloads go through Chrome's download manager into a subfolder named after the source page, inside Chrome's configured download folder, usually Downloads. - There is no separate folder chooser. To change the destination, change Chrome's download folder in its settings. - Existing files are kept; repeated filenames receive a numbered suffix. - Follow saving progress and use Stop to cancel remaining work. Keep the panel open while downloading. Move between pages While open, the panel follows the active page where existing access allows. A new tab or different origin without access requires another toolbar click. Close the panel to stop automatic scanning. Each completed new scan selects that page's matching images without starting a download. Privacy and access While the panel is open, ImageNest reads the active accessible page’s title, URL and image information to build your collection locally. It does not continuously scan inactive tabs or keep an ongoing browsing history. It has no analytics or ImageNest backend. Measuring images, showing previews and saving may contact the original image hosts, which receive the requested URL, your IP address and ordinary network metadata. Preview and dimension requests may include cookies according to Chrome and host rules; Save requests omit credentials, including cookies, and use no referrer. Website access for saving is requested only for selected HTTPS image hosts. Temporary active-tab access comes from an explicit toolbar click; approved HTTPS host access may remain until revoked in Chrome and may also allow active-page scanning while the panel is open. Chrome manages browser downloads. ImageNest does not request direct folder access or remember a custom destination. ImageNest checks the progress of its own downloads, keeps no separate download history and does not search or manage unrelated downloads. Chrome retains its own download history under your browser settings. Limits Requires desktop Chrome 116 or later. ImageNest’s external image requests use HTTPS only. HTTP image URLs are skipped, including local HTTP image URLs; embedded supported data images can still be included. ImageNest does not automatically scroll pages. Chrome internal pages and the Chrome Web Store cannot be scanned. Cross-origin frame contents, closed shadow roots, canvas contents and blob URLs are excluded. Images requiring a login or blocking direct downloads may fail. Supported saved formats are JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and AVIF. SVG is not supported: identifiable SVG URLs and embedded SVG data are excluded from collection. Save validates the response content type and image decoding, rejecting SVG even when its URL hides the actual format. Other / unknown URL labels are estimates, not support for additional saved formats. Use images only when you have the necessary rights or permission. If a page contains HTTP image URLs, ImageNest explains that they are skipped because HTTP is unencrypted. If all discovered images use HTTP, the panel shows “HTTPS required” and suggests using an HTTPS address. HTTPS redirects to HTTP are also blocked. Upgrading to this version removes previously granted HTTP image-host permissions. Support: https://humblemeteor.app/contact?topic=support Privacy policy: https://humblemeteor.app/privacy Publisher: Humble Meteor Studio