How to download all images from a web page (including lazy-loaded ones)
Save every image a page loads – JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG and icons – in one go, including the ones that only appear when you scroll.
Right-click → “Save image as” works for one picture. For a whole gallery, a product page or a site you are redesigning, you want all of them at once, including the images that load only when you scroll down.
Step by step
- Install the free PagePack extension.
- Open the page, then open DevTools (
F12, orCmd + Option + I) and select the PagePack tab. - Click Reload & capture everything, then scroll the page to the bottom so every lazy-loaded image is requested.
- Click Save all as ZIP.
The ZIP contains every image the page loaded – JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG, GIF and favicons – each in its original folder, together with the rest of the page files. With PagePack Pro you can choose to save only images.
Why some images are missing with other methods
- Lazy loading: many sites load images only when they come into view. If you save before scrolling, they were never requested.
- CSS backgrounds: images set in a stylesheet do not show up in “Save image as” or in most image-grabber extensions. PagePack captures them because it records the network requests themselves.
Download only images you have the right to use.
PagePack saves every file of a page into one ZIP with the original folders – free, private, one click from DevTools.