Media Resource Downloader guides

Scan a page for every image, including CSS backgrounds, then save the ones you want in two clicks. Includes why some images are missing and how to filter icons.

Media Resource Downloader lists the video files a page serves directly. Learn how to save them, and why YouTube-style streaming videos are not supported.

List and save the audio files a page plays directly, such as podcasts, voice notes and sound clips. See what is detected and why some players cannot be saved.

Select dozens of files across a page and save them in one go: individually or as a single ZIP. What is free, what is Pro, and how to avoid duplicates and failures.

Check a file before you keep it: zoomable image viewer, built-in audio and video player, size, dimensions and address copy. Avoid saving the wrong thumbnail.

Infinite scroll, lazy-loaded images and single-page apps change after the first scan. Use Refresh, scroll first, or turn on auto-refresh (Pro) to keep the list current.

Empty list or scan error? Check restricted pages, iframes, blob streams, canvas images and missing reloads, and what the extension can actually read.

Pack selected images, audio and video into one ZIP, or export a CSV of types, names, addresses and sizes. How it works, naming, and why some files are skipped.

Free covers scanning, previews and downloads. Pro (lifetime, Stripe) adds ZIP, CSV export, auto-refresh, dark theme and larger previews. Activation and licence details.

Add Media Resource Downloader from the Chrome Web Store, pin it, and run your first scan. Permissions explained in plain language, plus the manual Load unpacked route.

No accounts, no analytics, no uploading of your pages or files. The only server it calls is the Pro licence check. What data stays local and what leaves the browser.