Best Image Downloader Chrome Extensions for 2026

The best image downloader Chrome extension for most people is Imageye: free for its main features, 2 million users, and size filters that skip icons so you grab only the six product photos. Pick Image Downloader for open source, Fatkun for ecommerce listings, and SuperCommands if images are one of several page tasks you run from the keyboard.

All install from the Chrome Web Store and run in Chrome, Edge and Brave. Every listing, user count and pricing page was checked in October 2026.

Image downloader Chrome extensions compared

The deciding feature is width and height filtering: a product page can expose dozens of logos, icons and tracking pixels around the photos you want.

Six image downloaders, tested against their listings

Imageye

Best for: most people.

Imageye shows every image on the page in a grid with its size, and converts WebP to JPG or PNG. It was updated October 19, 2026.

• Scenario: filter by pixel width to drop icons, select the rest, download in bulk.
• Skip it if: you need a whole site crawled; it works on the current page only.
• Price: main features free; optional Pro (Deep Scan, Gallery View) with no published price (site).

Image Downloader

Best for: an open source tool you can audit.

Image Downloader by Pact Interactive filters by size, dimensions or URL, removes duplicates, and saves into a subfolder with renamed files.

• Key fact: source on GitHub under GPLv3, with a no-commercial-distribution clause.
• Weakness: 4.0 rating and fewer conversion features than Imageye.
• Price: free.

Fatkun

Best for: sellers and sourcing agents.

The current listing, Image Downloader - Fiktu AI Batch Save (Fatkun), groups images into main, SKU and detail shots, filters JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF, and downloads from all open tabs.

• Weakness: the original listing no longer loads; in-extension product recommendations stay on unless you are VIP.
• Price: free with limits; Pro for unlimited downloads, and credit packs from ¥20 for 20,000 credits.

SuperCommands

Best for: images as one of several keyboard tasks.

SuperCommands' Download All Images command scans the page and opens a download manager where you tick the images you want (docs).

• Scenario: press Alt + S, type "Download All Images", press Enter, tick the photos, download. The same bar takes full-page screenshots and exports HTML tables to CSV.
• Skip it if: you need size filters, renaming or format conversion; it can also miss canvas, CSS-background, protected and not-yet-lazy-loaded images.
• Price: free and open source; the local version is 100% free, forever.

ImageAssistant

Best for: images other tools miss.

ImageAssistant "sniffs" images loaded by scripts, which can catch files simpler scanners skip.

• Weakness: last updated October 2024, with broad permissions; use it as a fallback.
• Price: free.

Download All Images

Best for: everything into one ZIP.

Mobile First's Download All Images is described on its site as free for Chrome, Edge and Firefox.

• Weakness: its Chrome Web Store listing did not load when checked in October 2026; Imageye covers the same job.
• Price: free.

Can you download all images without an extension?

Yes. Press Ctrl + S (Command + S on Mac), choose Webpage, Complete, and the loaded images land in a folder ending in _files. DevTools' Network panel, filtered to Img, also lists every image request.

Which one should you pick?

• Pick Imageye if you want the best free all-rounder.
• Pick Image Downloader if you want readable open source code.
• Pick Fatkun if you scrape product listings and accept Pro and credits.
• Pick SuperCommands if you also take screenshots and export tables. See SuperCommands vs Imageye and Fatkun.

Most images online are copyrighted: downloading for reference is one thing, republishing needs permission.

FAQ

How do I download all images from a website in Chrome?

Open the page, click an image downloader such as Imageye, filter out small images and download. Without an extension, press Ctrl + S and save as Webpage, Complete.

Is Imageye safe?

It has 2 million users, a 4.8 rating and an October 2026 update. Like every image downloader it reads the pages you use it on, so install it from the official listing only.

Is Fatkun free?

Partly. It is free to install, but unlimited downloads need Pro, and the developer sells credit packs.

Do image downloaders work in Edge and Brave?

Yes. Brave installs Chrome Web Store extensions directly, and Edge does once you allow extensions from other stores.