savebulkgmailattachments.com · Tools
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Download all attachments from multiple Gmail emails at once — save to Drive or ZIP, sorted into folders automatically. Save Bulk Gmail Attachments downloads all attachments from multiple Gmail emails at once. One click saves every PDF, invoice, image, and document to Google Drive — auto-sorted into dated folders — or to your computer as a ZIP. Free plan: 7 attachments/day. Pro: unlimited, $4.99/month. HOW TO DOWNLOAD ALL GMAIL ATTACHMENTS AT ONCE 1. Select emails in Gmail — check as many as you need (hundreds work) 2. Click "Save Attachments" in your Gmail toolbar 3. Choose where to save: • Google Drive — files land in Gmail Attachments/[Year]/[Month]/ automatically • ZIP download — one archive, organized by email subject • Both at once 4. Done. Resumable at 500+ files — a dropped connection picks up where it left off. WHY NOT DO THIS MANUALLY? Gmail has no built-in way to save attachments from many emails at once. The native "Save to Drive" button works one attachment at a time; "Download all" covers one message. Across 30 emails that's an afternoon of clicking. This extension collapses it into one click. KEY FEATURES • Bulk download from multiple emails at once — no per-message clicking • Save to Google Drive or ZIP — or both at the same time • Automatic folder organization — by date (Drive) or email subject (ZIP) • Resumable uploads — network drops resume where they left off • Real-time progress tracking, smart duplicate-free naming • Every file type: PDFs, images, docs, spreadsheets, and more • Works with personal Gmail and Google Workspace accounts FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: Does it delete emails or attachments from Gmail? A: No. Saving creates copies. Your mailbox is untouched — the extension has read-only Gmail access and literally cannot send, reply, or delete. Q: Do my files pass through your servers? A: Never. Files go directly from Gmail's servers to your Drive or computer, coordinated by your browser. No tracking, no analytics, no data collection. Q: How many attachments can I save? A: Free: 7 per day, every day. Pro ($4.99/month, cancel anytime): unlimited, with batches of 500+ files supported via resumable uploads. Q: Does it work with Google Workspace? A: Yes — personal Gmail and Workspace accounts. IT admins can deploy via Chrome Enterprise policies. FREE & PRO • Free — 7 attachments/day, ZIP or Drive • Pro — unlimited bulk saving, Drive automation, priority support — $4.99/month WHO USES THIS • Finance teams archiving monthly invoices and receipts • Recruiters saving resume batches • Project managers collecting deliverables from scattered threads • Real estate agents compiling property documentation • Educators downloading student submissions in bulk • Anyone backing up attachments before an email migration GOOGLE-VERIFIED SECURITY (CASA TIER 2) Independently audited under Google's Cloud Application Security Assessment (required for sensitive Gmail/Drive API access): • Google OAuth2 sign-in — we never see your password • Read-only Gmail scope + Drive file-creation only — cannot read or delete existing Drive files, cannot send or reply to email • Official Google APIs — no screen scraping • Zero data collection GETTING STARTED Install, open Gmail, select emails, click "Save Attachments." That's it. Documentation: https://www.savebulkgmailattachments.com Privacy policy: https://www.savebulkgmailattachments.com/privacy Support: ladi@iamladi.com
Sep 10, 2026
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