Imaget for Windows

Researchers gathering visual references and designers collecting image material can use Imaget to download pictures from web pages in batches. Paste a page URL, let Imaget find images, then save selected files or the full set at original quality.

Page scanning and image selection

Start by pasting a webpage address into Imaget. The Auto Scroll control moves through the page so the program can detect available images; detected items can then be selected for saving. This workflow suits pages where images appear as the page loads during scrolling.

Customizable filters narrow the selection before downloading. They give users a way to focus a batch on the images they want, instead of saving every detected item. Imaget supports images and GIFs, and downloads them in their original quality.

URL lists and multiple tabs

Imaget also accepts a list of image URLs for batch downloading. For collections spread across several web pages, open multiple tabs in the program to load images from more than one page. Once the images are detected, Save All starts the batch.

• Paste a webpage URL to scan its images.
• Use Auto Scroll to find images farther down the page.
• Load a URL list or work with multiple tabs.
• Select images and use Save All to download the batch.

Albums and saved collections

Album creation provides a way to group downloaded images into organized collections. This is handy for keeping separate reference sets or gathering pictures from different pages without treating every download as one undivided group.

System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 256 MB RAM or above

Can Imaget download GIFs as well as images?

Yes. Imaget supports batch downloads of both images and GIFs.

How do I scan a long webpage?

Paste its URL into Imaget and use Auto Scroll to detect images as the page is traversed.

Can I download images from several pages in one workflow?

Yes. Load multiple tabs or paste a list of image URLs, then save the detected images in a batch.