An image downloader Chrome extension finds the pictures on a web page and lets you save one, a selection or all of them at once. Most add a filter by size or file type. The nine below come from the Chrome Web Store in no particular order, and because several share almost the same name, the publisher is how you tell them apart.
Right clicking and saving pictures one by one is fine for a single photo and painful for a whole gallery. These extensions scan the page you're on, show you the images they find, and save the ones you tick in one go.
Search the store and you'll see the same two words, image downloader, on listing after listing, so I've kept the publisher next to each one wherever the listing names it. Everything here comes from each extension's own store listing and nothing else. If the pictures are heading into a chat, it's worth knowing whether WhatsApp lowers image quality before you send them.
How these nine image grabbers were picked
Each extension here has its own Chrome Web Store listing, and I've compared them on what those listings show: users, star rating, number of ratings, last updated date and the publisher named under offered by. The user counts, ratings and dates in the entries further down are as each listing showed them, as of Oct 2026. In the free plan column, Yes means the listing text says the extension is free or names a free plan; Not stated means it doesn't say either way.
| Tool | Type | Good for | Free plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk Image Downloader | Bulk image grabber | Saving images from several open tabs at once | Not stated |
| Full Image Downloader | Page image grabber | Size filtering before saving PNG, GIF, JPG or SVG files | Not stated |
| Grabit One-click Image Downloader | Full size image saver | One click full size saves, plus bulk and auto scroll | Yes |
| Image Downloader (2.6K ratings listing) | Page image browser | Browsing and saving the images on a web page | Not stated |
| Image Downloader (imagenloader.com) | Bulk image grabber | Picking images one by one or selecting all | Not stated |
| Image Downloader Pro | Image saver | Saving images with no limits named on the listing | Yes |
| Imageye | Page image finder | Finding and saving all the images on one page | Not stated |
| Picture and Photos Saver | Bulk image grabber | Filtering, selecting all and bulk downloading page images | Not stated |
| Quick Image Downloader | One click page saver | Saving every image on a page in one click | Not stated |
Nine image downloader extensions, A to Z
Bulk Image Downloader
Best for: Grabbing images across several open tabs in one click, with size and type filters, from xeviora.com; 100,000 users and a 4.8 rating.
Full Image Downloader
Best for: Saving PNG, GIF, JPG and SVG files with a size filter, from a small listing by where-to-buy.net, last updated March 14, 2023.
Grabit One-click Image Downloader
Best for: Full size images in one click, with bulk downloads and auto scroll capture; the listing names a Free plan and a Pro plan, from grabitdl.com.
Image Downloader (2.6K ratings listing)
Best for: Browsing the images on a page and saving what you need; 2,000,000 users and a 4.0 rating, with no publisher named on the listing.
Image Downloader (imagenloader.com)
Best for: Choosing the pictures you want from a page, or selecting the lot for one bulk download; 300,000 users and a 4.8 rating.
Image Downloader Pro
Best for: People who want a listing that says free with no restrictions, from itoolkit.app; a smaller one at 3,000 users and a 4.6 rating.
Imageye
Best for: Finding every image on a page and downloading them together, from imageye.net, updated October 29, 2026, with a 4.8 rating.
Picture and Photos Saver
Best for: Filtering a page's pictures and selecting them all for a bulk download; 200,000 users and a 4.8 rating, last updated January 23, 2025.
Quick Image Downloader
Best for: One click downloads of all the images on a page, from a small listing with 5,000 users and a 4.2 rating.
Which image grabber for which job
- One photo from a page: you don't need an extension at all; a right click and save does it.
- A whole gallery or product page: pick a page grabber that shows every image together with a select all option.
- Images spread across lots of tabs: pick the kind that works across open tabs, so you're not repeating the job tab by tab.
- Large originals rather than thumbnails: pick one whose listing talks about full size images or a size filter, so the little icons stay behind.
- Specific file types: pick a downloader that filters by type, so you get the JPGs or SVGs you came for.
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Same downloads, very different rating counts
Here's what the stars won't tell you. On the Chrome Web Store, Imageye shows 16.8K ratings on 2,000,000 users, while Image Downloader (2.6K ratings listing) shows 2.6K ratings on the same 2,000,000 users, as of Oct 2026. Same reach, far fewer people rating it.
A rating built on thousands of reviews tells you more than one built on a handful, so read the count next to the stars. And because so many of these share the words image downloader in their names, check the publisher line before you install. It's the quickest way to be sure you've got the one you meant.
Not sure where to start? Try my Chrome download manager roundup.
Before you add a picture saver to Chrome
- Check the publisher under the listing title, because the names overlap so much.
- Read the privacy section. Several listings here say they won't collect or use your data, and some don't say.
- Look at the last updated date. A listing that hasn't changed in years may lag behind the sites you use.
- Save into a new folder, so a bulk download doesn't bury your desktop in files.
Do you make image downloader extensions? Tool makers can ask to be considered for a featured place on this list.
My plain advice on choosing an image downloader
Start with the job. If you only grab pictures now and then, a simple page grabber with a select all option is plenty. If you're pulling images from lots of tabs or need the big originals, look for those words on the listing itself. Then check the publisher, the rating count and the last updated date before you add anything to Chrome.
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Frequently asked questions
What does an image downloader Chrome extension do?
It scans the page you're on, shows you the images it finds, and saves the ones you pick, often in one bulk download. Many add filters for size and file type.
Are image downloader extensions free?
Two listings here say so in their own text, and one of them names a free plan and a Pro plan. The rest don't say either way, so check each listing before you install.
Why do so many image downloaders have the same name?
Lots of makers use the plain words image downloader in their titles. The publisher named on the listing is the reliable way to tell them apart.
Can an image downloader save images from several tabs?
Some can. One listing here says it downloads images from multiple tabs in one click, while most of the others talk about the page you're viewing.
How do I know if an image downloader is trustworthy?
Check the publisher, the rating count, the last updated date and the privacy section on the listing. A rating backed by thousands of reviews tells you more than a high score on a few.
