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Bulk-download every image on a page and organize them into named collections — moodboards, refs, done. Find every image on any web page in one click, pick exactly the ones you want, and save them into a NAMED COLLECTION — not just a folder full of random filenames. Built for people who collect images for a reason. Designers building a moodboard, researchers saving reference photos, shoppers comparing product shots, anyone tired of right-clicking "Save image as…" one image at a time. HOW IT WORKS • Click the toolbar icon on any page. Image Collector scans it and shows every image in a grid, with tiny icons and spacers filtered out automatically (adjustable minimum size). • Select the ones you want — one click each, or "Select all". • Type a collection name (or pick one you used before) and hit Download. Every image lands in Downloads/Image Collector/<your collection name>/. • Your collections are remembered — names, dates, how many images — so the next batch from the same project goes straight into the same folder. WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT FROM A PLAIN "SAVE ALL IMAGES" EXTENSION • Organized by collection, not just dumped into Downloads. Most image-downloader extensions grab everything into one flat folder. Image Collector asks "which collection is this for?" first. • Size filter, so you don't download 200 tracking pixels and UI icons by accident. • Nothing leaves your browser. No account, no server, no analytics beyond an anonymous install ping with zero personal data. PERMISSIONS, HONESTLY Image Collector only reads the page you're actively looking at when you open the popup (no background scanning, no access to tabs you haven't opened it on), and only downloads what you explicitly select. No broad host permissions, no access to all your browsing.