Page Image Grabber od LinkedIn-Chapter-Search

Page Image Grabber helps you collect pictures from the website you’re on—without hunting through the page source. Open the extension on a normal tab, run a scan, and you’ll see thumbnails of image URLs the page references, including many lazy-loaded and high-resolution variants when the browser exposes them.

What you can do

Scan the current page for image URLs used in the page: common <img> sources and srcset, picture sources, posters, social preview tags, SVG references, and more—so you’re less likely to miss assets the page actually uses.
Filter what you see with minimum width and height, image type checkboxes (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, SVG, ICO, BMP), and optional noise filters that hide very small images and typical favicon / icon URLs when you only care about real content images.
Find near-duplicates to group similar entries by size and path, so long galleries don’t drown you in repeats.
Download one image with a tap, or build a ZIP of everything that passes your filters (or only what you’ve selected).
Your filters and options are remembered in local storage, so reopening the popup doesn’t reset your workflow after a browser restart.
Who it’s for

Photographers, designers, researchers, and anyone who needs to save images from a webpage quickly—whether you want a single hero image or a bulk image download for offline review.

Privacy-minded

Scanning runs in the context of the active tab you choose; the extension is built around downloading images you can already load from that page, not tracking browsing across sites.