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Bulk Image Downloader From Url List

A Chrome extension to bulk download images from a list of image URLs. Schedule downloads, filter by image type, save in folder, etc.

Users20KCurrent public install base
Rating4.0Store average score
Reviews122Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version3.1
ManifestV3
Size3.31MiB
Languages1English (United States)
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## Bulk Image Downloader From URL List Extension Version 3.1 [HUGE UPDATE]

Bulk Image Downloader from URL List is NOT your ordinary image download extension! It replaces manual image downloads with a clean workflow: paste URLs, import templates, apply filters, run conversions, preview refined results, and package final files inside Chrome. Every task, setting, and helper runs locally; no data leaves the browser. Feed it a list of URLs and let the extension handle the rest while you focus on higher priorities.

### Best Features of the Bulk Image Downloader From URL List Extension

- 🔥 CSV/TXT ingestion and templates such as template.csv and custom-filenames-template.csv let teammates drop shared spreadsheets straight into the extension, tag tasks with folders, and keep column names consistent.

- 🔥 Draft Save persistence records every task edit, folder name, filter, and filename in Chrome storage, so reloads resume right where you left off.

- 🔥 Parallel downloads and scheduling unlock queue or scheduled modes, concurrency caps from 1-100, minute offsets, the Respect Order toggle that keeps filenames aligned with your list, and the choice to deliver everything through the Chrome download manager or ZIP archives.

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Store average score4.0Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
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Total ratings / reviews122Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Alexandru HARABAGIU2025年3月11日
5

It works like a charm. What I would suggest is to add a status for when downloading files into a .zip. For example, if you zip 300 images you must wait until the download finishes without knowing how many are in the download process. Anyway, good UI/UX, easy to work without, and I tried lots of them.

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
DH2025年3月9日
5

goat

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Rico Yang2025年3月8日
5

Works. I use it to massively download links with pdf files

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Vasco Daniel Baião2025年3月7日
5

Excelente!

Version 2.3Language pt
Brandon Cowan2025年2月27日
5

This is really helpful, thanks so much!

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
k y2025年2月8日
1

It was garbage that could not be used on sites that required authentication.

Version 2.3Language en
0 helpful · 1 not helpful
Erlangga Andriyana Putra2025年1月31日
5

Nice extension. Help me a lot

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Alan OConnor2025年1月28日
5

This is a very clever and useful bit of coding. Tried several others and none are as intuitive as this one. Great little feature for adding naming convention to downloaded items as well. There might be a little issue with the Download CTA in that it is either very slow or doesn't work but the zip file works a treat. I've downloaded and extracted hundreds of images and pdfs and it saved me hours. No idea why other reviewers are unable to make this work. 1 star means the problem ain't the tool it is the user.

Version 2.3Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Jonathan Chu2025年1月28日
1

Just pasted a list of urls, one on each line, doesn't work: link1 link2 link3

Version 2.3Language en
0 helpful · 1 not helpful
J D2025年1月26日
1

FFs, my dude This is about the least efficient design I've come across, and the part that made me try it doesn't even freaking work. 1. If I have the time to copy each and every image url, then I have the time to hit "download" and "save" with just about as much effort. Ok, well, I decided to try the extension anyway. 2. The "Filename constructor" is what I was hoping would save time. But it just doesn't work. If I download images directly, it doesn't work at all; if I "zip it" it only partially works. Using "New" and "sequence" to create custom filename elements I tried a string like: "ImageName" "sequence" "(tag1 tag2 tag3)" ".extension" For "download images" it completely ignored that I had filename constructor selected and just used the url for the name. For "zip it" it downloaded the images in the following format. "(tag 1 tag2 tag3) 1 (tag1 tag2 tag3)" It ignored the first "new" string - "ImageName" - and replaced it with the second "new" string When I tried using "filename" to replace the first "new" string; the output was the same. The sequence worked correctly, but the text elements I wanted to wrap around the number did not work correctly. I don't know how to make use of this.

Version 2.3Language en
0 helpful · 1 not helpful