ImageGrab shows you every image on the page in one grid — then downloads exactly the ones you want. One by one, in a batch, or as a ZIP. No limits, no ads, no nonsense.
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No 250-image cap, no "upgrade to download", no watching you browse. The whole grid and every download is yours for nothing.
Modern pages hide their real images behind lazy-loading and responsive srcsets. ImageGrab resolves them, so you get the full-size file — not a blurry placeholder.
Select what you want and download it as a single tidy ZIP — Pro packages the image bytes for you. It only ever asks for broad access the first time you build one.
Bulk-rename with a pattern before you save — {name}, {n}, dimensions, type. Great for product shots, research, and anything you'll file later.
They ask to read your data on every site and bury the basics behind a paywall. ImageGrab installs with the minimum: it reads the page you're on, saves what you pick, and does everything locally. The one broad permission is optional, Pro-only, and requested the first time you build a ZIP — never before.
Yes. There's no cap on how many images you can see or download, and no feature is disabled to nag you. Pro only adds power tools — ZIP, filters, bulk-rename and background images.
Most request access to read your data on every site you visit. ImageGrab installs with only what it needs to read the page you're actively on. The one broad permission — used to fetch image bytes for a ZIP — is optional, Pro-only, and asked for the first time you build a ZIP.
Yes. It resolves srcset, data-src lazy attributes and <picture> sources, so you get the real, full-size images rather than placeholder thumbnails.
Download everything as one ZIP, filter by minimum size and file type, bulk-rename with a pattern, and grab CSS background images too. £29 once for life, or £2.49/month or £15/year.
Nowhere. There's no analytics and no server doing the downloading — it all happens in your browser. Payments for Pro are handled securely by ExtensionPay and Stripe.