Grab All Files is a browser extension with two tools. Bulk File Download finds the downloadable files on a page — PDFs, images, Office files, ZIPs — and saves the ones you tick. Combine pages into HTML saves a web page as one searchable HTML file, and with Pro several related pages in one. Free: up to 10 files per download and one chosen page per run. Pro ($19.99 once): no file cap and multi-page combining. Processing stays on your device.
Using a phone or tablet? The extension installs on desktop Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Open this page on your computer to install it.
Download Grab All Files in your browser: Download for Chrome Download for Edge Download for FirefoxBoth are included in the free plan, and you switch between them from the same tab bar inside the extension.
Tool 1Find every downloadable file on a page (708 file types) and save the ones you select in a single click.
Tool 2Start from the page you have open, find the related pages, and combine your selection into one searchable HTML file with a table of contents.
File list: older LinkedIn share buttons (linkedin.com/cws/share), Facebook share buttons on web. and m. (web.facebook.com/sharer.php), VK share buttons (vk.com/share.php), Bluesky profiles and GitHub repository front pages whose names end in a domain (for example “update.electronjs.org”) are no longer listed and pre-selected as HTML, PHP or .org files. Page collection: the original-look PDF no longer ends with blank pages because of an empty ad box parked far down the page that held only hidden frames.
Built for people who collect documents from many web pages — researchers, public-records archivists, internal-portal users, designers, students, and anyone tired of clicking "Save as…" hundreds of times.
Start from the page open in your browser. Grab All Files finds related pages, lets you review what will be included, and combines your selection into one searchable, printable HTML file with a table of contents.
Use automatic discovery for a quick start, or detailed controls for menus, paths, sitemaps, and pasted URL lists. Review page titles and remove or reorder anything before collection.
Embed images for offline reading or keep online references for a smaller file. Linked PDFs, Office files, and other documents can be saved alongside the HTML.
Generate source-tracked Markdown, JSONL, a manifest, and table exports for analysis. Page collection and HTML generation run locally on your device; page content is not uploaded to our servers.
Free finds related pages and lists them, then saves the one page you choose. Images on that page have no plan-based count cap; files linked directly from it are saved 10 at a time, and “Save the next 10” on the result screen saves the rest. Pro selects several of the listed pages and combines their main content into one HTML. Safety and source-site limits apply to both plans.
See how to combine web pages into one HTML →708 file types (extensions) supported. Detects iframe-embedded PDFs, lazy-loaded images, fetch/XHR file responses, blob URLs, CMS download routes, hidden form values, and 39 data-* attributes that plain link scrapers ignore. Also reaches into Shadow DOM / Web Components, SPA hydration data (Next.js, JSON-LD), Cache Storage / OPFS / IndexedDB, and signed cloud-storage URLs (Cloudflare R2, Firebase, Supabase, Vercel Blob).
Filter results by extension, file size, file name, page title, or modification date. Sort, manually reorder, and copy URLs as plain text.
Choose a depth (0–5 or unlimited) and visit same-site links within the starting page's folder (start at the site root to cover the whole site) to surface PDFs on subpages, viewer URLs, and CMS document routes — up to 100,000 pages per run. It also reads sitemap.xml / robots.txt and follows JavaScript-menu (javascript:/onclick), frameset, image-map, and GET search/pagination links, reaching pages that have no plain HTML links.
Combine selected PDFs into a single file with one click. No upload, no server. Your files stay on your device.
Bundle selected files into a single ZIP for tidy distribution, archiving, or sharing — generated entirely in your browser.
Export URLs, file names, sizes, types, and titles to CSV for documentation, audit, inventory, or downstream automation.
Uses your current browser session to scan intranets, LMS portals, and member-only pages you are already authorized to open. It does not collect credentials or override access controls.
Handles JavaScript-rendered SPAs (React, Next, Nuxt, Vue), viewer routes, and CSRF-protected forms when they are part of pages you are authorized to access. It confirms file types by signature, not just extension, and can scan legacy HTTP pages.
Scan many URLs at once or crawl an entire site, then control parallel downloads, pause/resume, auto-retry failures, sort into folders by type or domain, and rename files from their PDF title.
Grab All Files focuses on two jobs: finding files on complex or login-protected pages, and turning selected pages into one readable HTML. Download managers and site copiers solve different parts of the workflow.
PDFs, images, and documents hidden behind iframes, viewers, JavaScript, logins, and CMS routes. Grab All Files detects them, lets you filter and select, then bulk-downloads, merges PDFs, builds ZIPs, and exports CSV, all locally.
For very large files or long, unattended batch jobs with queue management and resume, a dedicated download manager (JDownloader, aria2) suits that better. Grab All Files finds the files and exports the URL list, which you can hand to the download manager.
Use a website copier such as HTTrack when you need a navigable replica that preserves the original pages, links, and structure. Grab All Files instead combines the readable content of selected pages into one HTML with a table of contents; it is not a pixel-perfect site mirror.
Bulk-download PDF reports, application forms, and disclosures from city, prefecture, and national agency websites.
Collect papers, course materials, lab reports, and dataset files spread across faculty pages and repositories.
Pull attached documents from corporate intranets, learning management systems (Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard), and member sites.
Save image galleries, dataset files, and CSV exports for offline review or downstream processing.
Choose the tool for your goal. No account, upload, or sign-up flow inside the extension.
Use the current tab, or paste a URL into the popup. Choose how deep to crawl: just this page, 1–5 levels of same-site links, or unlimited (up to 100,000 pages per run).
Results show file name, type, size, page title, and source URL. Filter, sort, search, and reorder before saving.
Bulk-download to a folder of your choice (optionally organized by file type or domain), bundle into a ZIP, or merge selected PDFs into one, all locally in your browser.
Switch to “Combine pages into HTML,” then use automatic discovery or detailed controls for menus, paths, sitemaps, and pasted URLs.
Free keeps exactly one candidate selected at a time. Pro lets you select and reorder multiple candidates. Then choose image and directly linked-file options.
Free saves the chosen page. Pro combines the main content of several pages into one searchable HTML with a shared table of contents. Optional AI data can be split at 25 MB by default or a size you choose.
Every choice in the page collector has a picture. These are the extension’s own cards, with the names you will see on screen.
The free plan saves one chosen page per run. Combining several pages into one HTML is Pro.
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Both plans process page content on your device. Safety, authentication, permission, source-site, and device-protection limits still apply.
Files are downloaded directly from the source site to your computer. Only license verification and optional pseudonymous usage statistics reach our servers. Usage statistics are off by default and sent only after explicit opt-in.
Stripe checkout. No subscriptions, no auto-renew. Perpetual license — one key works on up to 3 devices. The key is shown after payment and sent by email. The free plan never expires.
EN / JA / ES / FR / DE / IT / KO / PT-BR / ZH-CN / ZH-TW. Logged-in sessions are reused — works on protected portals.
Grab All Files supports 708 file types (extensions), including PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, ZIP, and CSV. It also detects split / multi-volume archive sequences (.000/.001…, WinRAR .r00/.s00, WinZip .z01) and groups them with the other compressed archives. Filter the results by extension, select what you need, and download them all in one click.
Yes. Free bulk-downloads up to 10 files per download and finds related pages so you can choose exactly one page to save as HTML. Images on that chosen page have no plan-based count cap; its directly linked files are saved 10 at a time, and “Save the next 10” on the result screen saves the rest. Safety and source-site limits still apply. Pro is a one-time $19.99 purchase that removes the file cap and combines the main content of several selected pages into one HTML.
Nothing is locked. Free saves up to 10 files per download. When that download finishes, select the next files in the list and click “Save selected files” again — repeat until you have everything. Pro removes the per-download cap.
Yes, with Pro. Free finds and lists related pages and saves the one page you choose. Pro lets you select several of them and combines their main content into one searchable, printable HTML with a shared table of contents.
$19.99 USD as a one-time purchase. Lifetime license, no subscription. Activates on up to 3 devices; a device is one browser profile on one computer, and you can free a slot by removing a device from the license screen inside the extension.
Your license key is shown on the confirmation page right after payment and is also sent to you by e-mail. Open the extension, click “Free” at the top right (or open the ⋯ menu and choose “Pro & license key”), paste the key and click “Activate”. When the label at the top right changes to “Pro”, you’re done.
No. Files are downloaded directly from the source site to your device. Only license verification and optional pseudonymous usage statistics reach our servers. Usage statistics are off by default and sent only after explicit opt-in; each event carries a random installation ID, the extension version, your plan and coarse counts or labels (for example, how many files were found). None of these include page content, URLs, or file names. See Security & permissions for details.
Google Chrome™ and Microsoft Edge™ (Chromium 111 or later), and Mozilla Firefox™ (128 or later).
As a digital product delivered immediately, refunds are generally not available. The Free plan lets you confirm compatibility and try the one-page HTML and 10-file workflows before buying Pro. If a technical defect prevents the extension from working, contact us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
Yes. The extension uses your existing browser session to scan pages you are already authorized to access, such as intranets, LMS portals, and member-only areas. It does not collect credentials or override access controls.
Install Grab All Files for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox, open the page (or paste its URL), and the extension lists every detectable file, including files hidden behind iframes, viewers, lazy loading, fetch/XHR responses, blob URLs, and CMS download routes. Select the files you want and download them all in one click.
Grab All Files finds PDFs on a page, including iframe-embedded PDFs and PDF viewer URLs, and can crawl same-site links up to 100,000 pages per run. Filter the results to PDF, select all, then bulk-download them or merge them into one PDF locally in your browser.
Grab All Files is a bulk file downloader for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox. It finds downloadable PDFs, Office documents, images, ZIPs, and CSVs that ordinary link scrapers miss, then saves selected files in one click, merges PDFs, builds ZIP archives, and exports a CSV of file URLs. Free saves up to 10 files per download; the $19.99 one-time Pro license removes that per-download limit.
Grab All Files detects images including lazy-loaded images, CSS background images, and blob URLs. Filter the results to image types, select them, and download them all at once — or export the list of image URLs as CSV.
Yes. Grab All Files merges selected PDFs locally inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and your files never leave your device.
Yes. Grab All Files has a built-in download manager with adjustable parallelism, pause and resume, automatic retry, and one-click retry of failed files, so large batches keep going even if a connection drops. For very large single files or long unattended jobs, you can also export the URL list and hand it to a dedicated download manager.
Yes, they complement each other. Grab All Files is best at finding files on complex or login-protected pages (behind iframes, viewers, JavaScript, and CMS routes). Export the results as a CSV or URL list and feed them to your download manager for the batch download itself.
Yes. It reads JavaScript-rendered single-page apps (React, Next.js, Nuxt, Vue) after the page builds, uses your existing browser session for pages you are already authorized to open, follows CSRF-protected download forms, and detects Cloudflare/WAF bot-walls to guide recovery. It confirms file types by signature, not just by extension, and never bypasses access controls or security protections.
Free saves up to 10 files per download and one chosen page as HTML. Pro removes the file cap and combines several related pages into one HTML.
