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Bulk-download images open in separate browser tabs with one click. Stop saving images one by one. Byte Pack scans every tab open in your browser window and saves the images that are open directly in those tabs, all at once, with a single click. No more right clicking, no more "Save Image As," no more doing it ten times in a row. HOW IT WORKS Open the images you want in separate tabs, click the Byte Pack icon, and hit Quick Save. Byte Pack detects every tab that is displaying an image, by file extension and by checking the file type directly, and saves them all to your downloads folder instantly. Once you're done, close every downloaded tab with one more click. FEATURES - One click bulk download: save every open image tab instantly. - Smart detection: finds image tabs even when the URL does not end in .jpg or .png. - Clean, conflict free filenames: every download is timestamped, so nothing ever overwrites anything else. - Close Tabs: clear out every tab you just downloaded, in one click. - Looks right everywhere: automatically matches your Windows 11 or macOS system theme, with manual override if you would rather pick yourself. (It also detects whether your system is in Light or Dark mode). PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs locally in your browser. Byte Pack does not collect analytics, does not require an account, and does not transmit your data anywhere, since there is no server for it to go to. The only thing saved is your theme preference, synced through your browser's own built in sync so it follows you across your devices. Byte Pack is actively developed, with more download tools already planned for future updates.
Aug 10, 2026
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