No API calls. No daily quotas. Pick how many pages to crawl, how many images per page — then let it rip. Your URLs never leave your machine.
Open Terminal (⌘+Space → "Terminal") → paste → hit Enter. That's it — the app installs itself and launches, ready to use. Apple Silicon only.
The web tool throttles you after 20 extractions a day. The desktop app doesn't, because nothing bounces through our servers.
Crawl as many sites as you want, as many times as you want. There's no counter, no quota, no "sign in for more." The work happens on your CPU.
Dial in max pages and images per page. Scrape a single gallery or walk a whole catalog.
URLs, logs, downloaded files — all stay on your machine. Nothing is ever uploaded to us.
Same extractor the web tool uses — lazy loads, infinite scroll, JS-rendered galleries. Toggle headless if you want to watch it work.
Download selected images straight into a folder you pick. Copy URLs, export a list, or just browse the gallery.
New version ships, your app tells you. One click, it restarts on the latest build. No reinstall dance.
Download, activate, paste. No sign-up flow, no OAuth pop-ups, no browser extension.
On macOS, paste the one-liner above into Terminal — the script handles download, install, and Gatekeeper. On Windows, grab the .exe installer. Either way it's about 20 MB and done in seconds.
Enter the email you bought with, or paste a license key. One-time step. The app remembers you from there on.
Drop a URL, set max pages and images per page, hit Extract. Watch it crawl live in the console, then download every image — or just the ones you pick.
The web version picks sensible defaults. The desktop app hands you the knobs.
How deep to crawl subpages. Default 3. Crank it for a full catalog.
Cap per page so huge feeds don't run forever. Default 100.
Run quiet in the background, or pop the browser open to watch it work.
One click removes size variants of the same image, keeping the highest-res copy.
A license activates ExtractPics on both your Mac and your PC. Pay once, own the version you bought — forever.
One seat, both platforms, all future v1.x updates. Checkout through Gumroad — your key and receipt arrive by email within minutes.
Don't need the desktop power? The browser extractor is always free — 3 extractions a day without signing in, 20 a day with a Google account.
Yes. The extractor runs on your machine using a bundled real browser engine — there's no API in between that we could rate-limit. If your CPU can handle it and the target site will serve the pages, the app will keep going.
Only to check your license on launch and to look for updates. The URLs you paste, the images you extract, the logs in the console — none of it is sent anywhere by us.
macOS on Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) and Windows 10/11 x64. Intel Macs and Linux aren't in the build matrix yet — email me if you need one.
The app checks for a new release each time it starts. When one's available you get a small "Update available" prompt — click Install, it downloads, relaunches, you're on the latest. No manual reinstalls.
One license covers both macOS and Windows for the same user. It unlocks all features and every v1.x update. You activate by entering the email you purchased with, or by pasting the license key directly.
The Mac build is signed with a minisign key but isn't yet through Apple's notarization service. Right-click the app and pick Open the first time, or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ExtractPics.app in Terminal to clear the quarantine flag.
Under 20 MB. Installs in seconds. Runs forever.