The extension is free, and everything it could do before stays free and unlimited — scanning, filtering, single and bulk downloads, copying URLs. Three newer features are Pro, a one-time $19 purchase: ZIP archives, full-resolution originals, and deep scan.

Does it collect any data?

No. There is no account, no analytics and no server. Every scan and download happens locally in your browser.

Does it work in Edge?

Yes. The same extension runs in Microsoft Edge 114 and later.

Can it download images that are protected?

It can save images whose CDN blocks direct linking, because it reads them the same way the page itself does. It cannot bypass a login or a paywall, and you are responsible for respecting the copyright of anything you save.

Download every image on a page. Including the ones other tools miss.

SnapSave is a free Chrome and Edge extension that finds every image on a page — including the ones other tools miss. Pro adds one-click ZIP archives, full-resolution originals and deep scan for infinite feeds.

Add to Chrome — free No account. No data collected.

Why most image downloaders miss half the page

The usual approach is document.querySelectorAll('img'). On a site built in the last five years that finds a fraction of what is actually on screen. The rest is somewhere else entirely:

Where the image really is	Why a simple scan misses it
Lazy-loaded gallery	Not in the DOM until you scroll past it
CSS `background-image`	Never an `<img>` tag at all
Inside a web component	Hidden in shadow DOM, invisible to a normal query
CDN URL with no file extension	Filtered out by extension-matching scanners
`srcset` with several sizes	Grabs a small variant instead of the original
Blob or canvas	No downloadable URL exists

SnapSave handles all six.

What it does

ZIP the whole selection Pro

Tick what you want and get one archive instead of two hundred separate downloads fighting over your download shelf.

Deep scan for infinite scroll Pro

Auto-scrolls the page end to end so every lazy-loaded image actually loads, then scans — and returns your scroll position when it is done.

Full-resolution originals Pro

Recognises thumbnail URL patterns from WordPress, Shopify, Amazon, Pinterest, Wikipedia, Next.js, Cloudinary and more, rewrites them to the original, and verifies the larger file exists before saving it.

Original format preserved

JPEGs stay JPEGs. Animated GIFs keep animating. EXIF survives. Nothing is re-encoded on the way to disk.

Free vs Pro

Free, unlimited	Pro — $19 once
Find every image on the page	ZIP a whole selection as one archive
Save images one by one or in bulk	Full-resolution originals — finds the real image behind a thumbnail
Filter by size, type and URL; copy URLs	Deep scan — auto-scrolls infinite feeds so everything loads
Per-site subfolders, dark mode, shortcuts	Works on 3 devices, no subscription

No account either way. Everything that was free before SnapSave Pro existed is still free.

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Frequently asked

Is SnapSave free?: The extension is free, and everything it could do before stays free and unlimited — scanning, filtering, single and bulk downloads, copying URLs. Three newer features are Pro, a one-time $19 purchase: ZIP archives, full-resolution originals, and deep scan.
Does it collect any data?: No. There is no account, no analytics and no server. Every scan and download happens locally in your browser.
Does it work in Edge?: Yes. The same extension runs in Microsoft Edge 114 and later.
Can it download images that are protected?: It can save images whose CDN blocks direct linking, because it reads them the same way the page itself does. It cannot bypass a login or a paywall, and you are responsible for respecting the copyright of anything you save.

Add to Chrome — free