Bulk Attachment Downloader for Gmail
Tools
Adds a button to download all attachments from a message or an entire thread.
Users
968
Rating
5.0
Reviews
1
7D Growth
+52|5.68%
Stable signalUnknownMedium-risk permissions
Save Emails from Gmail as PDF
Convert and save Gmail emails as PDF files with one click. Download your emails locally for secure and private message backup.
Users9KCurrent public install base
Rating4.5Store average score
Reviews33Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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4.48
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4.48
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2026年7月14日2026年7月19日
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Version1.0.3
ManifestV3
Size4.92MiB
Languages55Deutsch / English / English (Australia) +52
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Looking for a reliable way to save emails from Gmail as PDF documents? Our browser extension is the perfect solution for anyone who needs to convert Gmail to PDF quickly, securely, and efficiently. Whether you’re archiving important conversations, creating backups, or sharing emails in a professional format, our tool has you covered.
⭐ How It Works
1. Install the extension. Add it to your browser in seconds.
2. Open Gmail. Select the emails or threads you want to save.
3. Choose your settings. Decide between lightweight or full versions, select your PDF format, and include or exclude attachments.
4. Download Gmail emails as PDF. Get your file instantly, ready for printing, sharing, or archiving.
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Store average score4.5Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.4Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text28Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews33Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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Very efficient!
If you select 20 emails to download, it will only download 12 or so. Really difficult to track which are and are not downloading...I don't understand why some aren't getting downloaded...also very, very slow.
How is this any different than the native feature in gmail? I am looking for something that saves all the emails from a person in a Adobe pdf binder or single pdf if it is a not many. This downloads them one at a time in a very disorganized way.
Not sure why this plugin has such a high rating. It does not do as good a job as the built-in "save as pdf" when you click the print icon in Gmail. I tried it out and this plugin did not keep the original look of the Gmail header and it completely messed up the footer of the email by printing is right on top of the text body of the email, thus making it unreadable. > UNINSTALLED
Well done extension, congratulations!
Thank you! It's just what we needed!
This is a very handy and simple extension. I appreciate starting PDF files with the YYYY.MM.DD format. It is similar to the date format I've used for many years in filenames, except that I use a dash instead of a period. I would love it I could customize the date code to use dashes (YYYY-MM-DD) instead.
mail內容有中文會無法顯示. 備份有問題也無法中途取消.
Excellent - it just works!
Unfortunately when you download the pdf, the 'modified' date is set to the current day. Makes it virtually impossible to organize the emails by year. For example, I have correspondence to one company over a ten year span. Every single email and attachment now has the file's "modified by date" changed. The date that the email was sent is appended to the name of the message and is part of the filename now. You can overcome this partially by doing searches per year in File Manager, but the results are mixed. It's not a clean separation because if a message contains the year you wish to sort, but was actually received the year after, it now goes into two piles for the two different years. What's worse is that attachments do not have any date visible. So you have to manually go into each attachment, open it and find out its date, then sort it. This would all be solved by NOT changing the "modified" field. I do not know if that is possible.