PixLasso

PixLasso is a Chrome and Edge extension for saving pictures in bulk. Click the icon and it lists every image on the page, including lazy-loaded photos, srcset, CSS backgrounds and iframes. Untick what you don't want and save the rest as one ZIP, numbered in page order. It can scan all open tabs at once, with one folder per tab, and on many shops it fetches the original file instead of the thumbnail. Right-click any WebP or AVIF image to save it as a real JPG or PNG (free). Free: 30 files per batch. Pro: US$9.99 once, no subscription. No ads, no tracking.

PixLasso is a browser tool for finding and saving images from product listings and other webpages. It selects the largest image version a page offers, including originals on supported sites, and can find images loaded through page elements or after scrolling. Users can save images in a ZIP archive or folder, with numbered names in the free version. Pro adds batch format conversion and options for resizing, square white padding, and custom file-name patterns. A user opens image pages in browser tabs, chooses a page or all open tabs, and clicks Download. PixLasso scans the pages and saves images as an archive or directly into a folder; Deep scan scrolls pages before scanning to load lazy images. It can use image URLs pasted as a list, and users can right-click an image to save it in another format. Pro converts batches in the browser and can resize or pad images. Images go directly from the website to Downloads. PixLasso is for online sellers saving product photos for their own listings and catalogs, as well as people collecting images for design references. The page also describes use on articles, blogs, galleries, and docs. It works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers. It runs when clicked, does not require an account, and states that it does not upload images to its servers. Users must respect copyright and site terms.