Ultimate Web ScraperImage Downloader
Scan a page for every image — including lazy-loaded images and CSS backgrounds — filter by size or type, and download them all into one organized folder.
Find and bulk-download every image on a page Free in your browser Extension only No recipes
The Image Downloader finds every image on a page and downloads the ones you want in bulk. Open the tool and it automatically scans the current tab — no setup step.
The image grid grouped by size with the filters visibleScreenshot coming soon
Scanning
Images appear grouped by size category (Tiny up to Extra Large) and by similar dimensions, largest groups first. From there you can:
- Filter by search text (alt text, URL, dimensions), min/max width and height, file extension, image type, size category, or whether the image has alt text.
- Auto-scroll — turn it on and re-scan to capture lazy-loaded and infinite-scroll images. The tool steps down the page nudging images to load, keeps collecting even on virtualized pages, then restores your scroll position.
- Download per image, per group, or Download all.
What it finds
<img>tags, including common lazy-load attributes and the largest candidate from srcset.- CSS background images and pseudo-element content images.
- Excluded:
data:URIs, hidden images, and very small icons. Duplicates are removed by URL.
Three source modes
| Mode | What it scans |
|---|---|
| Scan Page | The current tab |
| Scan Pages | A list of page URLs, batch-scanned in background tabs (1–5 in parallel) with pre-scan filters like "Large only" or "Photos only" |
| Import URLs | Direct image URLs — pasted, from a CSV, or from a data source — downloaded directly |
How downloads work
- Images download as individual files, not a ZIP, with no per-file save dialogs.
- Everything lands in a timestamped folder inside your Downloads directory, e.g.
images_2026-07-11_14-30-00. - Smart filenames: original filename (optional), falling back to sanitized alt text, falling back to a dimensions-based name — with automatic deduplication.
- Multi-page organization (Scan Pages mode): keep all files together, create a subfolder per page, or prefix filenames with the page name.
- Downloads run a few at a time and can be cancelled.
Limitations
Single-page scanning, all filters, auto-scroll, and downloads run right in your browser. Scan Pages and Import URLs handle multi-page and direct-URL jobs; bulk-downloading images from a table's image columns lives in the Data Table.
- No recipes — this tool is interactive rather than a saved automation.
data:-URI images can't be captured.- Imported URLs blocked by CORS land in an "Unknown" size group but remain downloadable.
- LinkedIn is not supported, and browser-internal pages can't be scanned.