Download all files from a web page in one organized run.
When a page mixes PDFs, Office documents, images, ZIPs, CSVs, and hidden fetch responses, manual saving is slow. Grab All Files scans the page, lists detectable files with metadata, and lets you choose exactly what to keep.
Best for
- ✓Pages with many document and media links.
- ✓Pages where files are created by JavaScript or XHR.
- ✓Audits that need a CSV of source URLs and metadata.
- ✓One-off collection tasks where installing a full crawler is too much.
Workflow
- 1Scan the current page or paste a URL.
- 2Use filters for extension, size, name, page title, or date.
- 3Download selected files, create a local ZIP, merge PDFs, or export CSV.
FAQ
What file types are supported?
PDF, Office documents, images, ZIP, CSV, and many other downloadable file responses can be detected when the browser can access them. It also detects split / multi-volume archive sets such as .001, .r00, and .z01.
Can I choose only certain files?
Yes. Use filters, search, sorting, and manual selection before downloading.
Does it work on old HTTP pages?
Yes. It can scan both HTTP and HTTPS pages that your browser can open.
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Try Grab All Files on your browser.
Free saves up to 20 files per run and exactly one chosen related page as HTML. Images and directly linked files on that page have no plan-based count cap. Pro ($19.99, one-time) removes the file cap and combines multiple selected page bodies into one HTML.