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Download all your Moodle course files in one click Tired of clicking through dozens of Moodle pages to download lecture slides, assignments, and readings one by one? MoodleGrab lets you grab everything at once. Navigate to any Moodle course page and MoodleGrab automatically detects the site and scans for downloadable files. Browse them in a tree view organized by course section, select what you need with checkboxes, and hit download. That's it. Your selected files are packaged into a neatly organized ZIP — sorted into folders by section so everything stays tidy on your computer. Works with Moodle 3.x and 4.x across universities worldwide. No configuration needed — just install and go. Features: - File browser with tree view — see every file organized by section - Select all, select by section, or pick individual files - Bulk download as a structured ZIP file - Filter by file type: documents, images, videos, audio, archives - Concurrent downloads (1–6 parallel) with progress tracking - Pause, resume, or cancel downloads at any time - Failed downloads automatically retry - Download history to track past sessions - Dark mode — follows your system preference - Side panel UI — stays open while you browse Moodle MoodleGrab collects zero data. No analytics, no tracking, no accounts. Everything is stored locally on your device. Built for university and college students who want to spend less time clicking and more time studying.
Mar 17, 2026
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