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SnapGrab
Get images from the web, edit, compress and download in bulk
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Get images from the web, edit, compress and download in bulk
10 followers
Mark images from the web, edit them, compress with WASM (and optional TinyPNG), and download in bulk. SnapGrab is the fastest way to collect images while you browse, prepare them for real use, and download the finished set in one go. Right-click any image and choose SnapGrab. A badge on the toolbar shows how many you have marked. Open the marked-images workspace to filter, edit, preview, and batch-download without bouncing between tabs or online tools.
Love how this bundles marking, editing, and bulk download into the right-click flow instead of bouncing between three tabs. One thing I'd want as a user is per-image renaming before download, so I can give files sensible names instead of the cryptic site defaults when I'm prepping them for a project.
@zilansakao0spr Thanks! I actually ran into the same problem, so I made sure to include it. You can rename individual images before downloading.
I also put together a short demo that shows the workflow in action if you're curious:
Always open to suggestions if you think the UX could be improved!
Would love to see support for saving marked image sets to local folders or cloud storage like Google Drive directly, so I can skip the download step entirely when I'm working across machines.
@sertkaya_h55844 Thanks for the suggestion! Direct uploads to Google Drive (and possibly other cloud providers) are something I've thought about, and I can definitely see the value for people working across multiple machines.
I'll look into adding it in a future update. Really appreciate the idea!
Love the right-click workflow, this would save me a ton of tab switching. One thing I'd really love is a per-site preset for compression, so I can auto-shrink product shots to 800px but keep full-res for reference boards. Would make revisiting repeat sites way faster.
@birsenqkds Thanks! That's actually a really good idea.
Per-site presets would definitely make repeat workflows much smoother. I'll add it to my list of feature ideas, really appreciate the suggestion!