10 Best Image Downloader Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Brave

Compare the best image downloader extensions for Chrome, Edge and Brave, including tools for bulk downloads, filters, naming, screenshots, and browser workflows.

Image downloader extensions are useful when right-click save is too slow. Some are built only for filtering and downloading images. Others, like SuperCommands, make image download part of a larger browser workflow with sessions, links, notes, screenshots, exports, snippets, shortcuts, and commands.

Quick Picks

Tool	Best for	Watch out for
SuperCommands	Image downloads inside a command workspace	Not an image-only power tool
Image Downloader	Simple page image filtering	Single-purpose workflow
Imageye	Finding many images on one page	Interface can feel busy
Fatkun	Batch image downloads	Best when image collection is the main job
Download All Images	Quick bulk image grabs	Less workflow context
ImageAssistant	Deeper image discovery	More advanced than many users need
Save Image as Type	Converting image format while saving	Not a bulk downloader
Unsplash Download tools	Stock-image collection	Site-specific
Pinterest download tools	Pinterest boards and pins	Site-specific
Browser DevTools	Precise manual inspection	Slow for everyday use

The Best Image Downloader Extensions

1. SuperCommands

SuperCommands is the best pick if image saving is only one part of your browser work. Run Download All Images, review page images, and keep going with screenshots, table exports, saved links, sessions, notes, snippets, shortcuts, and browser commands. The existing core is open-source, free forever, and unlimited for current core usage.

2. Image Downloader

Image Downloader is a focused extension for browsing images on a page, filtering by size, dimensions, or URL, removing duplicates, and downloading selected files. Choose it when you only care about image collection.

3. Imageye

Imageye is good for scanning a page and seeing many discovered images quickly. It is useful for product pages, galleries, and content checks where you want a visual grid before saving.

4. Fatkun Batch Download Image

Fatkun is built for larger batch jobs. It is stronger when you need selection tools and bulk image collection, but it is less useful if you also need notes, sessions, screenshots, and exports in the same place.

5. Download All Images

Download All Images tools are usually simple: collect images from the active page and save them quickly. They are practical when speed matters more than careful review.

6. ImageAssistant

ImageAssistant-style tools can discover images that basic page scanners may miss. Use them when the page loads assets dynamically or hides image URLs behind scripts.

7. Save Image as Type

This is not a bulk downloader, but it solves a real problem: saving WebP, PNG, or JPEG in the format you need. Keep it for format conversion, not collection.

8. Unsplash Download Tools

Use these only for stock-image workflows. They are not general browser image downloaders, but they can save time if Unsplash is part of your content process.

9. Pinterest Download Tools

Pinterest-specific downloaders help with boards and pins. They are useful for mood boards, but not broad web research.

10. Browser DevTools

DevTools is the cleanest fallback when extensions miss something. It is accurate, but slow for daily image collection.

How to Choose

Need	Best choice
Images plus notes, links, screenshots, exports	SuperCommands
Image filters and naming controls	Image Downloader or Fatkun
Visual grid of page images	Imageye
Format conversion	Save Image as Type
Hidden or dynamic assets	ImageAssistant or DevTools