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100% free, no paid features. Find and download PDF, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files. Everything stays on your computer. DocGrab finds the documents on the web page you're viewing, such as PDFs and Office files, and lets you download them in one click. It's completely free. There's no paid version, no download limit, no account and no ads. Everything happens on your computer. DocGrab has no server and never sends your pages or files anywhere. WHAT IT FINDS • Files linked on the page, including links that hide the file name in the address • Files a page loads in the background, such as the file shown in a document viewer, even when there's no link to it • Files shown inside online document viewers • Google Docs, Slides and Sheets, saved as Office files (when the owner allows downloading) • Files added to the page after it loads HOW TO USE IT 1. Open a web page. The DocGrab icon shows how many documents it found. 2. Click the icon to see the list. Filter by type or search by name. 3. Download one file, the ones you tick, or all of them. Files save to your Downloads folder, or to any folder you choose in settings. If a website refuses a normal download, DocGrab fetches the file from inside the page instead. DocGrab only downloads files your browser can already open. It doesn't get around sign-ins, paywalls or files a website has made view-only.
Nov 5, 2026
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