How to Save Images from a Web Page (One or All at Once)

Updated: 2026-11-04

Right-click “Save image as” often fails: many sites show images as backgrounds, in sliders or at a reduced size. OneTap Save lists the images the page has actually loaded, so you can save one or all of them as a ZIP.

Steps

Install OneTap Save for Chrome or Edge and pin it to the toolbar.
Open the post or article itself (not a feed or search results) and scroll through it once so every image loads.
Click the OneTap Save icon. The images on the page appear with their size.
Choose what to save: download a single image, tick the ones you want, or save all of them as one ZIP.

Good to know

Images are kept in the same order as on the page, and the ZIP is named after the post.
OneTap Save saves the largest version the page provides. It does not guess or “upscale” to a higher resolution than the site offers.
Saving all images of one post counts as one download on the Free plan.
Videos in the same post are listed separately, so you can save them too.

Add to Chrome — free Get it for Edge — free

FAQ

Can I save every image on a whole website?

No. OneTap Save works on the page you are viewing. It does not crawl a site, a profile or a feed.

Why is an image smaller than I expected?

Some sites only send a reduced copy to the browser. OneTap Save saves the biggest version the page actually loaded.

Only save videos and images you own or have permission to use, and follow each site’s terms. OneTap Save does not bypass DRM or paywalls.

How to Save Images from a Web Page (One or All at Once)

Steps

Good to know

FAQ

Can I save every image on a whole website?

Why is an image smaller than I expected?

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