This wikiHow teaches you how to save all the images on a website to your computer, tablet, or phone. If you're using an Android, iPad, or iPhone, you can quickly download any image on a website by installing an app like ImageDrain or Gallerify. On a computer, you can use a web browser extension or add-on such as Imageye Image Downloader (for Chrome and Microsoft Edge) or DownloadThemAll (for Firefox).
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Method 1 of 4: Using iPhone or iPad
Step 1. Install ImageDrain from the App Store
ImageDrain is a free app for iPhone/iPad that allows you to quickly download all images from any website. Once ImageDrain is installed, you can access it via the share menu in Safari, Google Chrome, and other web browsers.
Once the App Store is open, tap the search field at the top, type imagedrain and tap search. choose ImageDrain in the search results (the icon is blue with a pipe and 2 overlapping photos), then touch GET to install it.
Step 2. Go to the site containing the photo you want to download
Visit the site using Safari, Google Chrome, or another browser and wait for the page to load.
Step 3. Touch the share icon
In Safari, you can find it at the bottom of your browser. If you're using Chrome, it's in the upper-right corner of the address bar.
Step 4. Touch ImageDrain in the share menu
This option will be in the list of actions below the icon. So, you have to swipe the share menu (could be 2 times) to find it. This will bring up a list of multiple images.
This method cannot be used on all sites. If the list of downloadable images doesn't appear, it means you can't download images from that website
Step 5. Touch the check mark on all the images you want to download
Each downloadable image has a round check mark in the top right corner. By touching it, the checkmark will turn blue, which means it has been marked for download.
The number of images you selected will be displayed above the check mark at the top of the screen. If you want to select all images at once, tap the check mark with the number of images selected
Step 6. Touch the download button
The button is in the shape of a box with an arrow pointing down in the top right corner. The selected image will be downloaded to your tablet or phone.
- The first time you download images using ImageDrain, you must give this app permission to access the photos. This is required so that you can download images. Touch Allow Access to All Photos when requested.
- You can search for downloaded images in the Photos app.
Method 2 of 4: Using Android Device
Step 1. Download Gallerify on Play Store
Gallerify is a free application that displays ads and allows you to view all the images on a site through the gallery and download them all at once.
After the Play Store is opened, search for gallerify, then touch Galleryify (orange camera icon) in search results. Touch Install to download it.
Step 2. Open Gallerify after you download it
The icon is an orange camera in the application list.
Step 3. Enter the URL of the site containing the photo you want to download
Enter the address in the field at the top of Gallerify. Touch button Enter or Send to load the site via Gallerify. After the site is displayed, all images that can be downloaded will be displayed in the form of thumbnails (small images).
If your site's URL is hard to remember, first open the address in a web browser, then copy the URL, and paste it into Gallerify
Step 4. Touch the 3 dots menu
This menu is in the form of 3 vertical dots in the upper right corner of Gallerify.
Step 5. Touch Save all images in the menu
This will bring up the location where you have to choose to save the image to be downloaded.
Step 6. Touch OK to start the download
The image you want will be saved to the Android device.
Find the downloaded image by running the File Manager application on the Android device. Depending on the device model, the app may be named My Files, Files, or File Manager. Next, open Internal Storage, choose Galleryify, then touch the name of the site from which you downloaded the image. All downloaded images will be saved in that folder.
Method 3 of 4: Using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on Computer
Step 1. Launch Chrome or Microsoft Edge
If your computer has Chrome or Edge installed, you will have many options for downloading all the images on a website. This article focuses on one of the popular add-ons called Imageye Image Downloader. This add-on is available for both browsers and has received great reviews.
You can use this method on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Chromebook computers (Chrome only)
Step 2. Go to the Imageye Image Downloader add-on page
Through both Chrome and Edge, you can install the Image Downloader extension through the Chrome web store. This is because Chrome and Edge have a similar back-end.
If you want to try other extensions, you can visit https://chrome.google.com/webstore and do a "bulk image downloader" search for other add-ons
Step 3. Click the blue Add to Chrome button
You can find it in the upper right corner.
Step 4. Click Add extension when prompted
The Image Downloader will be installed and its icon will appear at the top right of the browser (a down arrow).
Step 5. Go to the website containing the image you want to download
Type the site address or search keyword into the URL field at the top of Chrome, then press the button Enter.
Step 6. Click the Image Downloader icon
The icon is a white arrow on a blue background, which is in the top right of the Google Chrome window. All downloadable images will be displayed in a pop-up window.
Step 7. Click Select all at the top of the window
All images on the site will be selected.
If you want to sort the images by size, click the funnel icon at the top, then select the largest or smallest image size you want to display first
Step 8. Click Download (number) images
This dark blue button is located at the top. This will bring up a confirmation message.
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The confirmation message also tells you that if you have set your browser to ask you where to save your downloaded files, you will be prompted to save each file separately. Before accepting it, double-check your browser settings:
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Chrome:
Click the 3 dots menu in the upper right corner, select Settings, click Advanced in the left column, then click Downloads. Disable "Ask where to save each file before downloading" so you don't have to approve each download separately.
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Edges:
Click the 3 dots menu in the upper right corner, select Settings, then click Downloads on the left panel. If the "ask me what to do with each download" option is active, click the toggle button to turn it off.
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Step 9. Click Download
The image will be downloaded to the default download save location (usually in the folder) Downloads).
Method 4 of 4: Using Firefox on a Computer
Step 1. Start Firefox
If you're using Firefox on Windows or Mac, you can install the DownloadThemAll add-on to easily download all images on a site. Launch Firefox via the Windows Start menu or the Applications folder on a Mac.
Step 2. Visit the DownThemAll! add-ons page
. The DownThemAll! page will be opened.
DownloadThemAll is listed as one of the "Recommended" add-ons in Firefox. If you want to try other add-ons, visit https://addons.mozilla.org and search for "bulk image downloader" to see the various add-ons available
Step 3. Click the blue Add to Firefox button
This button is at the top right of the page. A confirmation message will be displayed.
Step 4. Click Add in the confirmation message
This add-on will be installed in the browser. Once installed, an arrow-shaped DownloadThemAll icon will appear in the top right corner of the Firefox browser.
Step 5. Click OK when prompted
Once the add-on is installed, a pop-up will appear in the top right corner.
If you want this browser extension to run on both Private Windows and the regular browsing window, check the box next to "Allow this extension to run in Private Windows"
Step 6. Go to the page containing the image you want to download
Type the site address or search keyword into the URL field at the top of Firefox, then press the button Enter or Return to load it.
Step 7. Click the DownloadThemAll icon
The icon is a down arrow in the upper right corner.
Step 8. Click DownloadThemAll in the menu
A small window containing some preferences will open.
Step 9. Click Media
It's a tab at the top of the window.
Step 10. Select the type of image you want to download
The options selected by default are "JPEG" and "Videos". If you want to download all types of images (not just JPEG), check the box next to " Images ".
- If you don't want to download the video, uncheck the "Videos" option.
- The image you want to download will appear as a link at the top of the window. If you don't want to download certain images, you can uncheck the unwanted images.
Step 11. Click the Download button
All images will be downloaded to the default download folder (usually in the Downloads).
