Grab everything at once
Images, videos, audio, documents and archives from the whole page, including files inside embedded frames.
IDM - Bulk Download Manager Extension finds the images, videos, audio, documents and archives on the page you're on, or takes a list of links you paste. Pick what you want, save it all at once or as a single ZIP, and keep every download in one place.
Open the popup on any page and everything it links to or shows is listed and ready to download.
Protected videos and live streams can't be saved, and YouTube videos are not supported.
Grab everything from a page, then follow each download from start to finish.
Images, videos, audio, documents and archives from the whole page, including files inside embedded frames.
Have the addresses of the files already? Paste them, one per line, and download them all at once or as one ZIP.
Put the files you picked into a single ZIP instead of dozens of separate downloads.
Pause, resume, retry or cancel any download, with live speed and time left. Big batches can run a few files at a time while the rest wait their turn, and the list can stay open in the side panel while you browse.
Many videos that play in the page are saved as one file you can watch, often with a choice of quality. Protected videos and live streams can't be saved.
Right-click an image or a link to download it, or an empty part of the page to download all its images or files without opening the popup.
Narrow the list by file type, minimum image size or name, so you only save the large photos or just the PDFs.
Videos show their poster or first frame. Tiny images appear at their real size, and an image that can't load shows its type, name and site instead of an empty tile.
Save into a subfolder of your Downloads folder, named with {host} and
{date} so each site and day gets its own place.
The Downloads tab shows how many files and how much data you've saved with the extension. The count stays in your browser.
A short setup guide opens when you install it: pick your theme, folder and ZIP name, then pin the icon to the toolbar.
One page with a sidebar: Saving files, Page scan, Appearance, Browser, Keyboard shortcuts and About. Open it with the gear in the popup.
Choose System, Light or Dark in Settings under Appearance, or switch with the sun and moon button in the popup.
English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish and Urdu, following your browser's language.
No account and no servers. It runs entirely in your browser and works in private windows too.
Go to the gallery, article or file listing you want to save, then click the IDM icon. Have a list of links instead? Click the link button at the top of the popup and paste them.
Everything on the page is listed by type. Filter by size or name, and select all or just the ones you want.
Save the files one by one into a folder, or as a single ZIP. Follow the progress in the Downloads tab.
IDM - Bulk Download Manager Extension has no account, no analytics and no ads. Files go straight from the website to your computer, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Read the privacy policyYes. It's free to use, with no ads, no paid version and no account.
Open the page, click the IDM icon and keep only Images selected. Use the minimum size to skip small icons, select the images you want (or all of them) and click Download selected, or ZIP to get a single file.
Yes. Many pages show galleries, documents or players inside frames from other sites. The extension looks through the page and every frame in it and lists all the files together, without duplicates.
No. Chrome Web Store policy doesn't allow extensions that download YouTube videos, so video and audio on YouTube are not offered. Images and thumbnails there still work.
In your browser's Downloads folder. In the settings you can choose a subfolder, for example
{host}/{date}, so files from each site and day are kept together.
Yes. Select the files and click ZIP. The extension fetches each file from its website, packs them on your computer and saves one ZIP file. Videos that play in the page can't go in a ZIP; download those with Download selected.
Yes. Click the link button at the top of the popup, paste the links one per line and click Check links. Duplicates and lines that aren't links are left out. Then pick the files and download them one by one or as a ZIP, just like the files on a page.
Yes. The Downloads tab lists every download with its speed and time left. You can pause, resume, retry, cancel, show a file in its folder or delete it. A few servers don't allow resuming; for those, retry starts the download again.
Often, yes. When a video plays in the page, it is listed under Videos, sometimes with a choice of quality, and the extension saves it as one file you can watch. Protected videos and live streams can't be saved. If a video is missing from the list, play it for a moment and click Rescan.
Yes. Right-click an image or a link and choose Download image or Download link, or right-click an empty part of the page and choose Download all images on this page or Download all files on this page. You can also set keyboard shortcuts in the settings under Keyboard shortcuts; they have no keys until you choose them.
Yes. In the settings under Saving files, Downloads at once sets how many files of a bulk download run at the same time. The rest wait in a queue in the Downloads tab, where you can reorder or remove them, and they keep going after you close the popup.
Yes. In the settings under Saving files, File names can keep the original name, add a number or the date in front, or use the page title. The same names are used inside a ZIP.
No. There is no account, no analytics and no ads in the extension, and nothing is uploaded. Your settings and the download count are saved only in your browser. See the privacy policy for details.
Google Chrome, from the Chrome Web Store. Other Chromium browsers that install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, such as Brave, can use it too. Versions for Microsoft Edge and Firefox are coming soon.
English, Arabic, Bengali, Simplified Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Turkish and Urdu. It follows your browser's language and uses English for any other language. Arabic and Urdu are shown right to left.
Email msaidzengin@gmail.com. Bug reports and ideas are always welcome.
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