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✓PDF collection
Download all PDFs from a website without opening each file.
Grab All Files finds PDFs exposed as normal links, embedded viewers, iframe sources, lazy-loaded assets, fetch/XHR responses, and CMS download routes. Filter to PDF, select what you need, then download or merge locally in your browser.
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Best for
- ✓Public reports, forms, and disclosures spread across multiple pages.
- ✓Course materials, papers, and research PDFs on faculty sites.
- ✓PDF viewer pages where the direct file URL is hidden.
- ✓Same-site crawls that need sitemap.xml and JavaScript-menu coverage.
Workflow
- 1Open the page or paste the starting URL, then choose a same-site crawl depth.
- 2Filter the detected results to PDF and review title, source page, size, and URL.
- 3Download selected PDFs, build a ZIP, or merge them into one local PDF.
FAQ
Can it find PDFs inside viewers or iframes?
Yes. It checks iframe sources, viewer URLs, fetch/XHR responses, blob URLs, and common CMS routes where the direct PDF link is not visible.
Can it crawl more than one page?
Yes. Choose a same-site depth from the popup. The extension can also read sitemap.xml and robots.txt and follow JavaScript-menu links.
Are PDFs uploaded for merging?
No. PDF merge runs locally in your browser.
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