Bulk Image Downloader is an application designed to automatically download and save images and videos from web resources, with no pop-ups or ads. The program finds all the image files on the page and then displays them in a convenient format. The purpose of the utility is to help you save a large number of pictures on disk in one operation, which is ideal for working with hosting sites such as Flickr, ImageShack, ImageVenue, ImageFap, as well as for getting all the pictures that are available on Google Image page.
Bulk Image Downloader review
The program is easy to use thanks to a fairly user-friendly interface. The only thing you have to set up is to enter the URL of the image or video gallery and specify a folder to save them. In addition, you can also record a page header, generate filenames or enable automatic overwrite of existing data.
It should be noted that the utility has a feature to extract any pictures even from web pages saved to disk. You can download Bulk Image Downloader now on the same website. Use the convenient and fast application to download your favorite photos.
In addition, the utility is capable of independently extracting images from saved HTML web pages, or from text files that contain links or other third-party web elements. The program is compatible with most of the most popular photo services, and allows direct data downloading.
Separately, it is worth noting the most simplified and compact interface, which has a minimalist design. All management of the software is made with a few buttons, and individual settings and aids are opened in separate tabs, so as not to overload the users.
Features of the loader:
- Compact and practical tool for downloading thumbnails of images from websites;
- Fast download of images, bypassing all pop-ups and intrusive ads;
- Ability to extract images from text files and HTML-pages;
- Support of work with more than 20 most popular photo services;
- supports downloading whole albums from different social networks;
- uses heuristic scoring method to find full-size images, which will allow to work on most galleries automatically, without additional settings;
- ability to integrate into IE, Opera, FireFox and Chrome;
- batch downloading of huge lists from a specific URL using the built-in queue manager;
- ability to download videos from YouTube, Google Video, MegaVideo, Tube8, MovieFap, DailyMotion, Metacafe;
- works with all popular image hosting sites.
What’s new in the program:
- twitter support updated
- imagefap support updated – captcha detected again. BID will now detect the imagefap captcha and will pause downloading and open the imagefap page
- slushe.com support updated – images only, video downloading currently not possible
- gettyimages support updated
- urlgalleries.net support updated
- last.fm gallery support added
- vsco.co support updated – click on the “load more” button and scroll down to reveal images before launching BID directly from your browser (“open current page with BID”). BID will locate all visible images.
- files over 20MB in size may have failed post download validation in some specific cases – fixed
- png files would fail validation when using Japanese Windows locale – fixed
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Download Bulk Image Downloader 6.25 – (31.4 Mb)
Fyi: v5.31 is the newest.
Correction: v5.32.0.0 is the newest/latest.
How about ver. 5.34.0.0 (2 Dec 2018)?
done
Thank you! Best wishes for continued success.
Fyi, ver. 5.35.0.0 (2 Feb 2019 is now the latest.
Thanks. NB: Hope the same medicine will work on v5.37.0.0 [14 February 2019].
the crack files are dissappearing automatically 🙁
Not working for me.
Latest cracks for this and recent versions since 5.94 (5.93?) seem to defeat/negate right click functions when using browser add-on, e.g., Firefox. Keep getting error message “This installation of BID is corrupt.” But when I copy and paste a web page address directly into the program it will load and download images. However, this work-around does not work on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and similar web sites.