Have you ever visited a website to download desktop wallpapers and liked all the images displayed within the site? Or are you reading an article and want to get the image included in it to use it elsewhere? Whatever the scenario, you can always download images from websites by dragging and dropping or using the download button that appears in the Right-Click menu. But it will definitely be difficult when the number of images is huge. Will you go to each image and download it individually? No. There are some easy ways – like the ones we’ll cover in this post – that help you download all the images on any website in one go and in the least amount of time.
Method 1: Downloading the Webpage as HTML
Almost all web browsers allow users to download webpages in HTML format, which can be useful in some cases like browsing the site without an internet connection, and also to get all the images included on this webpage. When you right-click on the webpage that contains the images, and then choose Save as and click on the Save button to save the file to your device, you will find an HTML file and another folder containing the page elements like images and formatting..etc.
As shown in the image above, after opening the downloaded folder with the HTML file, you will find all the images included in the webpage in their original quality. But as you can see, the folder also contains many other files, so you will need to select all the images you need, then move them to another location and delete the folder.
Method 2: Using the Image Downloader Chrome Extension
If the previous method seems somewhat difficult, you can make use of browser extensions. The Chrome store has many extensions designed specifically to download all images on any webpage easily. There is an extension called “Image Downloader” which is a very outstanding extension that gives you a lot of options to download images very easily. After installing it on the browser, all you have to do is: Open the webpage that contains the images, then click on the extension icon from the address bar, then click on the Select all button to select all the images or manually select the images you want to download, then click on the Download button at the top to gather the selected images in a compressed file where you can download it and unzip it to get the images and save them on your device.
*There is a similar extension called “Download all Images” that Firefox users can also use.
Method 3: Using the Download All Images Extension
You may find the first method inconvenient, and the second method somewhat challenging due to the multiple options available in the extension, or because it did not gather all the images on the webpage. For these reasons, there is another extension called “” which is a very distinguished extension and makes the task of downloading all images from any website in one go very easy. Once you install the extension on the browser, you will find a new button appearing next to the address bar. By clicking on the button, all the images will be immediately collected and a ZIP file will be created. You can download it to your device and then extract it where you will get all the images in the highest quality.
