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Find and download images from the current webpage in one click. ImageGrab finds every downloadable image on the page you're viewing and lets you save the ones you want — instantly, with no accounts, no cloud upload, and no tracking. HOW IT WORKS Click the ImageGrab icon on any webpage. It scans the page and shows you every image as a thumbnail grid. Select the ones you want (or tap Select All), then hit Download — each image saves straight to your Downloads folder. FEATURES - Automatic scanning of the current tab — no setup required - Detects standard images, responsive images, and many lazy-loaded images - Filters out tiny tracking pixels automatically - Select individual images or select all at once - One-click batch download with smart, collision-safe filenames - Clean, fast, distraction-free interface PRIVACY FIRST ImageGrab never uploads your images or browsing data anywhere. Everything happens locally in your browser. There's no account, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind. It only ever looks at the single tab you're actively viewing when you click the icon. PERMISSIONS - activeTab — access the page you're currently viewing, only when you click the icon - scripting — run the image scanner on that page - downloads — save the images you choose to your computer ImageGrab does one job and does it well: open a page, grab the images, done.
Aug 26, 2026
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