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Grabit Chrome extension

Grabit downloads images from webpages in one click, keeping their original size, and can bulk-download multiple images or auto-scroll a page to capture everything as you go. It's best for saving images quickly without opening each one individually. The catch: bulk and auto-scroll features work best on pages with straightforward image layouts.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓No account needed

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • one-click download without navigating a right-click menu
  • preserves original image size rather than a compressed preview
  • bulk download support for multiple images at once
  • auto-scroll capture for grabbing images down a long page

Cons

  • bulk and auto-scroll capture may miss images on pages with unusual lazy-loading
  • downloading many images at once can clutter your downloads folder if not organized

Best for

  • downloading a single image at its original size in one click
  • bulk-downloading multiple images from a page at once
  • capturing images while auto-scrolling a long page
  • saving images without right-clicking and choosing save-as each time

Skip it if

  • users who only occasionally save one image and are fine with Chrome's built-in save option
  • pages that block or heavily obscure image URLs, which can limit what any downloader can grab

Key features

  • one-click image download from any webpage
  • original-size downloads instead of compressed thumbnails
  • bulk download of multiple images at once
  • auto-scroll capture that grabs images as the page scrolls

What Grabit does

Grabit lets you download images from a webpage in one click, saving them at their original size rather than a shrunk preview. Beyond single downloads, it supports bulk downloading several images from a page at once and can auto-scroll a long page to capture images as they load, which saves time on image-heavy sites.

Grabit free vs paid

Grabit's core one-click and bulk download features are usable for free. If a paid tier exists for higher usage or extra capture options, it isn't described in the store listing; check the extension's own settings for any upgrade prompts before assuming a limit.

Is Grabit safe?

The extension needs to read the images and content on pages you visit so it can detect and download them. It doesn't need account credentials to function. As with any downloader, only run bulk or auto-scroll capture on pages where you have the right to save the images.

Grabit: FAQs

Is Grabit free?

Yes, its core one-click and bulk image download features are free to use.

Is Grabit safe to use?

It reads image content on pages you visit to detect and download them, without needing account credentials to function.

How do I use Grabit?

Click the extension icon on a page with images, then select an image to download or use bulk download for multiple images at once.

How does Grabit's auto-scroll capture work?

It scrolls down a long page automatically and captures images as they load, useful for pages that lazy-load content.

Does Grabit download images at full size?

Yes, it aims to save the original-size image rather than a compressed thumbnail version shown on the page.

What are Grabit alternatives?

Image Downloader and Fatkun Batch Download Image are common alternatives for saving multiple images from a page.

Can Grabit bulk download images from a page?

Yes, it supports selecting and downloading multiple images from a page in one action instead of one at a time.

Why is Grabit missing some images on a page?

Some images load lazily or are embedded in ways that hide their real URL, which can prevent a downloader from detecting them until they're visible.

Can I use Grabit to save images from social media sites?

It should work on most standard webpages with visible images, though some sites restrict image access through their own technical measures.

Does Grabit organize downloaded images into folders?

Folder organization depends on your browser's download settings; Grabit itself focuses on detecting and downloading the images.