
ImgDownloader is very easy to use. After just a few clicks, I can extract all the images from a webpage without installing anything. I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content for social media. While preparing patient education presentations, webinar slides, diet charts, and health awareness posts, I often need reference images from trusted health websites. Instead of saving images one by one from a webpage, I can paste the page link, quickly see all the available images, preview them, and download only the ones I need.
I also like that it detects different image formats from the page, so I do not have to search through the website manually. Everything works in the browser, there is no setup. I use it whenever I prepare educational content because it saves time and keeps image collection simple. Overall, it saves me time and makes it much easier to find the images I need for my work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
On some webpages, I still need to save a few images manually because not every image is picked up. I would also like a filter to sort images by size or resolution before downloading. Sometimes small icons, logos, and other page graphics are mixed with the main images, so a simple option to hide them would make finding the right images much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.