Ultimate Web ScraperHow to Bulk Download Images from Any Webpage
Scan a page with the Image Downloader, filter by size and type, and download everything into one folder — no per-file dialogs, lazy-loading handled.
The Image Downloader finds every image on a page — including CSS backgrounds and lazy-loaded ones — lets you filter the haul, and downloads it all in one go.
Open the tool — scanning is automatic
Open Image Downloader from the side panel on the page you want. It immediately scans the current tab and shows everything it found: regular images (with lazy-load attributes and srcset handled — the largest candidate wins), CSS background images, and pseudo-element images. Results are grouped by size category, largest first; tiny icons are excluded automatically.
Enable auto-scroll for lazy-loading pages
If the page loads images as you scroll (most galleries and product grids do), turn on Auto-scroll and re-scan. The tool steps down the page, nudging lazy images to load and collecting continuously — it even survives virtualized lists that unload images as they scroll away — then restores your scroll position.
Filter down to what you want
Use the filters: min/max width and height, file extensions, image type, size categories, alt-text search. Getting rid of trackers, spacers, and thumbnails takes a couple of clicks.
Download
Click Download all (or download a single group or image). Files download individually — no ZIP — into a timestamped folder like images_2026-07-11_14-30-00 in your Downloads directory, with no per-file save dialogs. Downloads run a few at a time and can be cancelled.
How files are named
Each file gets the best available name, in order: the original filename (optional toggle), then the image's alt text (sanitized), then a generated image_WIDTHxHEIGHT_N name. Collisions are deduplicated with numeric suffixes, so nothing gets overwritten.
More modes: many pages, or direct URLs
Two additional source modes handle bigger jobs:
- Scan Pages — batch-scan a list of page URLs in background tabs (up to 5 in parallel). Set pre-scan filters first — size categories, file types, or quick presets like "Large only" and "Photos only" — so only wanted images are collected. Choose how downloads are organized: all together, a folder per page, or the page name as a filename prefix.
- Import URLs — paste, upload, or pull from a previous extraction a list of direct image links, downloaded straight to disk. Perfect follow-up to a List Extractor run that captured an image column.
Single-page scanning, all filters, auto-scroll, and downloads all run right in your browser.
⚠️ Limitations
Inline data: URI images can't be captured, and browser-internal pages can't be scanned. Imported URLs blocked by CORS land in an "Unknown" size group but remain downloadable.