Imaget

If you’re a data hoarder, then you likely understand the value of bulk downloaders. Such tools have a lot of value for the right people: after all, it’s awfully convenient to download multiple files at once with a single click. Time is of the essence in the end.

A bulk image downloader app like Imaget can thus prove itself useful in a number of situations. Perhaps you’re looking to download your Facebook profile’s images for your personal archive — you can do that here in a jiffy.

The program features a modern UI design which shouldn’t be difficult to comprehend by anyone. Operating it really is as straightforward as it gets, as essentially all you have to do is input the link of the webpage where your images are located.

After a short while, the app will retrieve any images it finds, while also specifying the resolution for each photo. It is then up to you to decide how to proceed. You can download images individually or in bulk: with the latter option, you can elect to download only pictures of a certain resolution.

Optionally, you may choose to save your photos as JPEG or PNG, which can be helpful in some scenarios. Before proceeding with the download, make sure to designate an album folder that is suitable for you.

I should also note that some sites may refuse to cooperate and deny you from downloading any photos. During my testing, Instagram was not too eager to work with the app, but this may be fixed in a later update. Facebook worked without issues, however.

Imaget is a simple tool that should serve certain users well. The lack of configurability may be a dealbreaker, but the app is nevertheless fully functional for those who are interested: it downloads images in bulk, pure and simple.