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Batch-download your own AI-generated videos and images from Google Flow and Meta AI in one click. Free, unlimited, fully local. AI Batch Downloader is a simple utility for creators using Google Flow (labs.google) and Meta AI (meta.ai). Instead of saving each AI-generated file one by one, it finds the media loaded in your Flow workspace or Meta AI chat and downloads it all in one batch. Key benefits: • Free and unlimited: no download caps, no account, no sign-up. Ever. An optional one-time Pro unlock adds power features; nothing that is free today ever moves behind it. • Works with Google Flow, Meta AI, Qwen and ChatGPT: the site switch at the top auto-selects the right mode for the tab you are on (Qwen and ChatGPT are Pro sites; Flow and Meta AI are free). • Auto-scroll & collect: one click walks through your whole project or chat and gathers every item for you, with no manual scrolling. • Real filenames: files are named after the caption or prompt, not a random code, so you can tell what a clip or image is without opening it. • Never lose the prompt: each batch can save a short notes file listing every file alongside the prompt or caption that created it. • Never download the same item twice: anything you saved before is dimmed and tagged, and one "Only new" click ticks just the items you haven't got yet. • Tidy folders: downloads can be filed automatically by date and type, for example FlowBatch / 2026-07-27 / Videos or MetaBatch / 2026-07-27 / Images. • Find media fast: search your collected list by name, and filter by videos or images with live counts. • See before you save: every item shows a real thumbnail and its actual name. • Images too: batch-download generated images, as-is or converted to JPG, PNG, or WebP. • Resolution options (Google Flow): export videos at 720p or 1080p, and images at 2K or 4K, using Flow's own download menu. Meta AI downloads directly at original quality. • Nothing gets lost: if an item doesn't download, it is named for you and stays ticked, so one more click retries just that item. • Stop anytime: the Stop button, or the Esc key, halts auto-scrolling or a running export instantly. • Side panel & multi-column: the list opens beside your page and stays open while you work; widen the panel and items flow into multiple columns automatically. • Fully local: runs entirely in your browser. No servers, no accounts, no tracking. • Your own stats: a private Stats screen shows your file types, files per day, and when you scan most — all counted on your own computer, never sent anywhere. • 52 languages: the panel speaks English, हिन्दी, Bahasa Melayu, Tiếng Việt, Filipino, தமிழ், 中文, العربية, español, français and 42 more. How to use: 1. Open your project at labs.google (Google Flow) or your chat at meta.ai (Meta AI). 2. Click the extension icon to open the side panel. The site switch automatically detects your active tab (the first time you use Meta AI, Chrome asks once for permission to access meta.ai). 3. Click "Auto-scroll & collect everything" (or "Scan this page" if your media is already loaded). 4. Untick anything you don't want, then click "Download selected". Works in several windows at once: Open Google Flow in one browser window and Meta AI (or another Flow project) in another. The extension runs independently in each window's side panel, so you can download from both sites at the same time. Fast direct downloads can run in all windows at once; run upscaled exports (720p/1080p/2K/4K on Flow) in one window at a time so the jobs don't interfere. Important limits (please read): • Works only on labs.google (Google Flow), meta.ai (Meta AI), chat.qwen.ai (Qwen) and chatgpt.com (ChatGPT). It does nothing on any other website. • It only sees your own generated media loaded on your current Flow page or Meta AI chat. It does not access other users' content and does not bypass any access controls. • Files download straight from Google's or Meta's servers to your Downloads folder. • Upscaled 1080p, 2K, and 4K exports are a Google-Flow-only feature using Flow's own menu, which requires a Google AI Pro or Ultra plan and may use Flow credits. Meta AI media downloads directly at original quality. This extension does not bypass any plan limits or credits. What's new: 3.5.0 • Fixed (important): video downloads on Google Flow's new address (flow.google.com) work again. Google rebuilt Flow's menus in October and the extension's automated clicks stopped landing — clips now scan with their real names and download through Flow's own menu (720p original, 1080p/4K upscaled) exactly as before. Thank you to the reviewers who reported it. • New: when you open the panel on flow.google.com for the first time, a clear one-click "Allow" button appears right at the top — no more guessing why nothing happens. • Opening Flow from the panel now goes straight to flow.google.com. 3.4.0 • New site (Pro): Google Flow Music (flowmusic.app). Batch-download the songs in your library as MP3, WAV or M4A — the extension drives Flow Music's own Download menu for each song you tick, and names every file after the prompt that made it, filed into tidy FlowMusicBatch folders. Pick Flow Music from the "More…" menu; Chrome asks once for permission the first time you use it. • ChatGPT's new Images 2.0 gallery (chatgpt.com/images) is supported — scan it like any chat and batch-download your images with their titles as filenames. 3.3.0 • Google Flow's NEW address supported: Flow is moving from labs.google to flow.google.com, and the extension now works on both. On the new address, Chrome asks once for permission the first time you Scan — one click, and everything works as before. Thank you to the reviewer who told us the moment it changed. • Fixed: when many images share the same prompt, their files are now numbered in the exact order they appear in your list, instead of the order the downloads happened to finish in. Thank you to the reviewer who asked for this. (For full control, Pro's "File names" option adds 01_, 02_ to every file.) • New site (Pro): Gemini (gemini.google.com). Batch-download the images you generate with Gemini — each file named after the prompt that made it, filed into tidy GeminiBatch folders. Pick Gemini from the "More…" menu at the top; Chrome asks once for permission to access gemini.google.com the first time you use it. Google Flow and Meta AI stay free. 3.2.1 • Fixed (important): image downloads on Google Flow stopped working in late August after Google changed how Flow serves pictures — batches saved only the notes .txt file. Images now download through the page itself, so they work again, with the same tidy folders and real caption names. Thank you to the reviewer who reported it. • New: "Panel opens on" — choose which site the panel shows by default (Auto follows your tab, as before). • New: picking a locked site now says so right at the site switch instead of silently snapping back. • New: a Self-test button at the bottom of the panel — one click checks that everything is working and gives you a small report you can copy into a bug report. 3.2.0 • New sites (Pro): Qwen (chat.qwen.ai) and ChatGPT (chatgpt.com). Batch-download your generated videos and images from both, with real names taken from your prompts — ChatGPT images even carry their own titles. Pick them from the "More…" menu at the top; Chrome asks once for permission to access each site the first time you use it. Google Flow and Meta AI stay free. • Fixed (important): with images generated from the SAME prompt, the 2K/4K export could repeatedly download the first image instead of each one in turn, and show errors for the rest. Exports now targeteach image by its own file address. Thank you to the reviewer who reported this. 3.1.0 — introducing Pro (everything that was free stays free, forever) • New Pro features ($9.99 one-time, no subscription): download a whole batch as ONE .zip file; a contact sheet — one picture of every thumbnail, numbered, saved with the batch; shape / length / minimum-size filters (portrait, ≤4 s, ≥1080p…); a Prompt library that remembers every prompt you ever generated with its thumbnail — search, copy, export; a Download history with "download again" and "rename & download again"; export any list as HTML, CSV or Excel; file-name patterns (2026-08-23_01_Caption…); a "duplicate prompts" notice with one-click "keep one of each"; a ✗ reject mark that keeps a bad clip out of "Only new" forever; Alt+S to save the clip under your mouse; and a "download N at a time" setting for slow connections. • New for everyone: keyboard control in the panel (↑/↓ move, Space tick, A all, N only new, D download, Esc stop) and a ⤢ Full view button that opens the library in a full browser tab. 3.0.1 • Every item in the list now carries a serial number that follows the view you're looking at — All is one mixed sequence, Videos or Images count just those — so you always know which ones you've saved. The number is only on screen; it is never added to filenames. • The list switches to two columns sooner and long captions wrap onto a second line instead of being cut off. 3.0.0 • Merged release: Flow Batch Downloader and Batch Downloader for Meta AI are now combined into AI Batch Downloader. • Meta AI support: batch-download your generated images and videos from meta.ai with clean, real filenames based on your prompts. The first time you select Meta AI, Chrome asks once for permission to access meta.ai with a single click. • Site switch: seamlessly toggle between Google Flow and Meta AI at the top of the panel, with automatic site detection for your active tab. • Multi-window support: open Google Flow in one browser window and Meta AI in another. The extension runs independently in each window's side panel, letting you download from both sites at the same time. • Responsive multi-column layout: widening the side panel automatically flows media items into multiple columns to display more items at once with less scrolling. • 52 languages: full interface support across 52 languages, including Bahasa Melayu, Tiếng Việt, Filipino, தமிழ், हिन्दी, and العربية. 2.10.0 • New: the list now fills the space you give it. Drag the side panel wider and your clips flow into 2, 3, 4 or more columns automatically, so you see far more at once with far less scrolling. It adapts to the Small / Medium / Large thumbnail setting too — small thumbnails pack more per row. • Now in 52 languages (up from 16). Added Bahasa Melayu, Tiếng Việt, Filipino, தமிழ், 中文 (繁體), العربية, русский, українська, português (Portugal), español (Latinoamérica), svenska, dansk, norsk, suomi, čeština, slovenčina, magyar, Ελληνικά, български, hrvatski, српски, slovenščina, lietuvių, latviešu, eesti, català, বাংলা, मराठी, ગુજરાતી, తెలుగు, ಕನ್ನಡ, മലയാളം, فارسی, עברית, አማርኛ and Kiswahili. Pick any of them from the globe menu at the bottom, or leave it on Auto to follow your browser. 2.9.6 • New: a Stats & Insights screen (tap "Stats" at the top). See how many files you have downloaded, how much data that adds up to, and an estimate of the hands-on time it has saved you versus downloading each file yourself. Also shows your file-type split, files per day, and an activity heatmap of when you scan most. Everything is counted on your own computer and nothing is ever sent anywhere. • Now available in 16 languages, and you can pick one yourself from the globe menu at the bottom: English, हिन्दी, Deutsch, español, français, italiano, Nederlands, polski, português (Brasil), română, Türkçe, Indonesia, ไทย, 中文, 日本語, 한국어. • Small reliability fix so a very small grid view in Flow can't hide any of your clips from the list. 2.9.3 • Fixed: pictures you uploaded into a project were being listed and counted as videos. Images and clips are now labelled and tallied correctly. • Fixed: in projects built with Flow's Agent, the Agent's own chat lines and job-status messages could appear in the list as if they were media. They no longer do. 2.9.2 • Much faster thumbnails: previews now appear as soon as the list is built, instead of filling in slowly as you scroll. • Fixed: moving from one Flow project to another without reloading no longer leaves the previous project's items in the list. • Fixed: an item could be counted twice while a project was still loading. • New: if Flow changes its page and the extension stops recognising your media, the panel now says so plainly instead of silently finding nothing, and offers a one-click way to report it. • If you ever remove the extension, a short form opens so you can say what went wrong. It asks for nothing that identifies you. 2.9.1 • The list now opens in the browser's side panel and stays open while you scroll and work in Flow. • New: a notes file saved with each batch, listing every file and the caption that created it. • New: already-saved items are dimmed and tagged, and one "Only new" click ticks just the ones you haven't downloaded yet. • New: downloads can be filed automatically into dated folders by type. • New: search your collected list by name. • New: press Esc to stop auto-scrolling or a running export. • Fixed: a finished export could be wrongly reported as stopped or failed when it had actually succeeded. • Fixed: junk rows from Flow's own interface art no longer appear in the list. 2.7.0 and earlier • First public releases: scan a Flow page, auto-scroll to collect a whole project, download everything in one batch with real filenames taken from each clip's caption, batch-download images as-is or converted to JPG, PNG or WebP, and export at higher resolutions through Flow's own download menu. 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