GrabGemini - Bulk Image Downloader

Bulk select and download high-res images, videos, and music from Gemini's Library.

Stop clicking "Download" 50 times a day. GrabGemini makes saving your Gemini image generations fast, easy, and completely frictionless. If you generate dozens of images in Gemini, you know how tedious it is to manually open each one, click the download icon, and wait for the file. GrabGemini is a lightweight, secure Chrome extension built specifically for the Gemini "My Stuff" gallery that lets you batch-download your original, high-fidelity images in seconds. Whether you are putting together multi-angle reference sheets, assembling 3x3 pose grids for character bibles, reverse-engineering specific aesthetics (like pulp noir or manga filters), or just backing up a long session of creative prompting, GrabGemini streamlines your workflow. ✨ Key Features: • Drag-to-Select Lasso Tool: Just click and drag on the background to draw a selection box over multiple images at once. • Original High-Res Quality: GrabGemini doesn't scrape low-quality thumbnails. It uses a custom extraction engine to bypass front-end compression, securely downloading the original, maximum-resolution master files directly from Google's servers. • Smart Selection Panel: Easily "Select All on Screen" or "Deselect All" with a persistent, unobtrusive floating menu. • Seamless Integration: Designed to feel like a native part of the Gemini interface. It stays hidden when you are in regular text chats and only activates when you open your image gallery. 🛠️ How to Use It: 1. Navigate to your Gemini "My Stuff" gallery (gemini.google.com). 2. You will see a small checkbox appear on the top left of every image card. 3. Click and drag your mouse across the screen to quickly lasso and select multiple images, or use the "Select All on Screen" button. 4. Hit "Download Selected" and watch them save seamlessly in the background directly to your computer! 🔒 Privacy First: GrabGemini runs 100% locally in your browser. It does not track your data, it does not communicate with external servers, and it only requests the bare minimum permissions (like the native Chrome downloads API) needed to interact with the Gemini DOM and trigger your files securely.