Comparing 15 product pages, collecting references from 10 articles, building a reference collection — you end up with a row of tabs and the same "download the images" job in each one. Doing it once for all tabs saves the repetition.
Without an extension
There's no built-in browser feature for this. The manual route is DevTools in each tab (Network → Img → copy URLs), then one combined URL list downloaded with a download manager or wget -i. It works, but it's tab-by-tab.
With a multi-tab image downloader
Open all the pages you need in one window (close unrelated tabs, or move them to another window).
Scroll each page once if it loads images lazily.
In PixLasso, switch to All tabs (free up to 30 images per download). Every image from every tab appears in one grid.
Filter by minimum size to drop icons and logos, then download one ZIP. Choose numbered names (001, 002…) to keep page order.
Images are fetched directly from each site to your computer; nothing is uploaded.
Tips
Set Min size to 300px+ to keep only real photos.
Use Save as: JPG if your next tool doesn't accept WebP.
Have a list of image links instead of pages? Use URL list mode and paste them.
Updated October 2026. Written by the developer of PixLasso — the extension is mentioned where it genuinely helps, alongside free methods.