Imageye Alternative: SuperCommands vs Imageye and Fatkun

If you want an Imageye alternative because you are tired of one extension per chore, SuperCommands runs Download All Images from the same Alt + S bar as full-page screenshots and CSV table export. If you rely on Imageye's size filters (2 million users rely on it), stay with Imageye; Fatkun is the stronger pick for ecommerce product photos.

This comparison is written by the SuperCommands team, using each tool's store listing and docs as of October 2026.

Why do people look for an Imageye or Fatkun alternative?

Usually one of four reasons:

• Extension clutter: an image downloader, screenshot tool and table scraper, each with its own icon and permissions.
• Paywalls: Imageye's Deep Scan, Smart Filtering and Gallery View are Pro; Fatkun's Pro promises "unlimited downloads", so free is limited.
• A missing listing: the original Fatkun listing no longer loads; it now appears as "Image Downloader - Fiktu AI Batch Save (Fatkun)".
• Trust: all three read the pages you use them on, and some people want that only from open source code.

How do SuperCommands, Imageye and Fatkun compare?

Imageye wins on filtering, Fatkun on product images, SuperCommands on doing more than images.

Sources: Imageye listing and site, Fatkun listing and pricing, SuperCommands docs.

When should you stay with Imageye or Fatkun?

Stay if images are most of your browser work. Both are better pure image downloaders.

• Imageye: on a retailer's category page, width and height sliders drop the icons and badges and keep the 1,000-pixel product shots. It also converts WebP to JPG for a CMS that rejects WebP, and adds reverse image search.
• Fatkun: built for marketplace sellers and catalogue teams. It sorts a product page into main, SKU and detail shots, renames files with your pattern, groups folders and pulls from every open tab. Skip it if you mind ads: it shows product recommendations unless you are VIP.

How do I download all images with SuperCommands?

Run it as one step in a wider task. A competitor audit on a rival's landing page:

1. Scroll to the bottom so lazy-loaded images appear.
2. Press Alt + S, choose Download All Images, tick the hero and feature images, download.
3. Alt + S, Capture Full Page, export as PDF.
4. Alt + S, Download All Tables to get the pricing table as CSV.

With Imageye you would add a full-page screenshot extension and a table downloader, each with its own permissions. The code is on GitHub.

Which one should you pick?

• Pick Imageye if you want the best free filtering and conversion for everyday image grabs.
• Pick Fatkun if you process ecommerce product images and will pay for volume.
• Pick SuperCommands if images are one task among many; it is free and open source, and the local version is 100% free, forever.

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FAQ

What is the best free alternative to Imageye?

Image Downloader by Pact Interactive is free, open source and has size and URL filters; SuperCommands is the all-in-one option. Both are in our image downloader comparison.

What is a good Fatkun alternative?

Imageye covers bulk downloads with free width and height filters. Nothing here matches Fatkun's ecommerce grouping for free.

Why can't I find Fatkun on the Chrome Web Store?

The original listing no longer loads. It is now "Image Downloader - Fiktu AI Batch Save (Fatkun)" by the fatkun.net publisher.

Is Imageye still free?

Yes for its main features, per imageye.net. Deep Scan, Smart Filtering and Gallery View are an optional Pro tier.