Image Saver for Safari
Scan any web page and batch-save its images — right from Safari's toolbar.
Found a page full of pictures you want to keep? Image Saver scans the page you are already looking at, lists every image it finds, and saves the ones you pick — together, in one go, as a ZIP if you like.
It lives right in Safari’s toolbar. One tap and every picture on the page is laid out for you: photos in image tags and artwork hidden in CSS backgrounds. No copy-pasting URLs, no “Save Image As” a hundred times over.
No account. No ads. No tracking. Everything — including building the ZIP — happens on your device.
Key Features
- Full-page scan: Finds pictures anywhere on the page, including artwork hidden in CSS backgrounds.
- Details on tap: File size, dimensions, and the full URL for any picture.
- Built-in viewer: Zoom in on a picture before deciding to save it.
- Batch saving: Select several pictures — or the whole page — and save them together.
- ZIP bundles: Pack a selection into a single archive, assembled locally in the browser.
- CSV export: Take the list of URLs instead of the files, when that’s what you need.
- Search: Filter by filename or URL to find one picture on a crowded page.
- Full-screen view: Expand out of the popup when the page has a lot to show.
- Rescan: Pick up new pictures after a page loads more.
Images Only
Image Saver works with pictures and nothing else. It does not scan for, list, or save audio or video, and the only kind of file it can ever write to your device is an image — every file it fetches is checked against an image content type before a single byte is saved.
Smart Filters
Big pages are mostly noise — tracking pixels, spacers, the same thumbnail twenty times. Turn the filters on and Image Saver hides duplicates and skips anything narrower or shorter than the minimum size you set.
One Purchase, Every Device
A single purchase gives you the Safari extension on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The app walks you through switching the extension on, and the interface speaks English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, French, and German.
It’s a one-time purchase — no ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases.
Why You’ll Love It
Saving pictures from the web on iPhone has always meant long-pressing one image at a time. Image Saver turns that into a single tap, a few checkmarks, and one save — without ever sending your browsing anywhere. Please respect the rights of image owners and only save pictures you are allowed to use.