How to download hundreds of images without clicking each one?

[Landros]

Hey guys. I got assigned this weird task at work that's not really what I usually do, but it needs to be done. I have to download a ton of photos from one website for further processing. The problem is there are like hundreds of them, and I'm getting tired of right-clicking and saving each one individually to a folder. Is there any way to download them all in bulk? This one-by-one approach is killing me.

 

[Korvin]

That sounds tedious. There might be browser extensions or tools that can help with batch downloading. I've heard people mention some options before, but I'm not sure which ones actually work well.

 

[Heskey]

Saving images individually becomes a real time drain when you're working with large quantities. The repetitive clicking leads to fatigue, and it's easy to accidentally skip files or download the same image twice. Browser extensions solve this by detecting all images on a page and allowing you to grab multiple files at once. There's a useful Chrome extension called Image Downloader https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-downloader/hohnpmioogigogdedhigjpjjjonkojbk . It works by scanning the current page, displaying thumbnails of available images, and letting you pick which ones to save. Everything downloads to your designated folder in one batch operation instead of manually handling each file.

 

[boult1302]

Downloading images one by one is definitely frustrating. Using bulk download tools or browser extensions can save a lot of time, and once downloaded, it’s smart to Compress images for web so they’re lighter, faster to process, and easier to upload or share in later steps.