rStashed — Reddit Media Downloader tekijä Tommy Shaddow

rStashed helps you browse accessible Reddit posts and save images, galleries, GIFs, and videos directly to your computer.

Browse a profile or subreddit
Open rStashed from a Reddit page to fill in its profile or subreddit automatically, or enter u/username, r/subreddit, or a Reddit URL. Choose 0–1,000 posts to request; the default is 250. Media only is the default view, and downloadable media is selected automatically. Reddit may return fewer accessible posts.

Pick exactly what to keep
Filter images, videos, and GIFs, search post titles, change the sort order, and select gallery items individually. Download one item, the visible results, or your selection across filters. On-page save buttons are available on supported Reddit posts.

Keep downloads organized
Files are grouped by the profile or subreddit you browse, then by file extension:
redditMedia/name/images/
redditMedia/name/videos/
redditMedia/name/gifs/
Customize the root folder, filename pattern, and download concurrency.

Follow your downloads
A local download queue shows progress, completed files, errors, retries, and cancellation. Export selected media as a ZIP with a source manifest, limited to 50 unique items and 96 MiB per archive.

Local storage, no extra account
Preferences, cached post metadata, and download history stay in your browser. rStashed has no analytics or developer-operated cloud service. It connects to Reddit and supported media hosts to browse and download the content you choose. If listings are denied, collect matching posts already visible in an open Reddit tab.

Supported media includes direct Reddit images, Reddit video files, and direct Imgur files. Some video streams do not include audio; this version does not merge separate audio tracks. Private, removed, unavailable, or unsupported content cannot be downloaded through rStashed.

For desktop Firefox 140+ and compatible Firefox-based desktop browsers, including Zen and Twilight.

rStashed is an independent project and is not affiliated with Reddit.