PixReap scans any webpage for images — including lazy-loaded, CSS background, and Shadow DOM assets — filters out icons and ad clutter, and batch-downloads what you actually want.
Reads <img>, srcset, CSS background-image, and Shadow DOM — without injecting anything visible into the page, so layouts never break.
Automatically hides icons, tracking pixels, and tiny UI assets by size and shape heuristics, so your results are the real content.
Recognizes thumbnail patterns on popular sites and resolves them to original, full-resolution sources.
Throttled, debounced scanning that respects the sites you visit instead of hammering them with requests.
Template-based filenames like [page_title]-[index].[extension] instead of cryptic hashes.
Blob URLs, workers, and temporary storage are cleaned up the moment a job finishes. Nothing lingers on your machine.
| Capability | PixReap | Typical image downloaders |
|---|---|---|
| Shadow DOM / lazy-load scanning | Yes | Inconsistent |
| Site-specific HD source resolution | Yes | Rare |
| Filters out icons / ad pixels automatically | Yes | Manual only |
| Readable, templated filenames | Yes | Often hashed IDs |
| Domain allow/block list | Yes | Rare |
| 11 interface languages | Yes | Usually 1–2 |
PixReap is not yet listed on the Chrome Web Store. Until it is, install it directly from this site in Developer Mode — it takes under a minute:
chrome://extensions in Chrome.