Download AI images from ChatGPT.
Paste any public ChatGPT share link, scan the conversation, preview every generated image, and batch-download the ones you want. No login, no API key — just paste and save.
Scan, preview, download
Three steps — paste a link, pick the images you want, and save them all at once.
Paste a link, find every image
Drop any public ChatGPT share link on the Home tab and click SCAN CHAT. The app scrolls through the entire conversation and detects every AI-generated image automatically.
- Works with any chatgpt.com/share/… link
- Auto-scrolls to load all images
- No ChatGPT login or API key needed
Pick exactly what you want
Every found image appears in a grid with a preview and prompt snippet. Use SELECT ALL or tick individual images — the counter updates live so you always know what's queued.
- Visual grid with image previews
- Select All or pick one by one
- Live selected count
Batch download in one click
Hit DOWNLOAD SELECTED and every image is saved to a timestamped folder right next to the app. Open the folder straight from the success dialog.
- Saves to IMAGE_yyyymmdd_HHMMSS folder
- One-click Open Folder after download
- No file-picker dialogs to slow you down
How to use it
Download, open, paste a link — done. No installers, no setup, no Python.
Getting a share link
- Open the ChatGPT conversation with the generated images.
- Click the Share button at the top.
- Choose "Create link" (or copy the existing public link).
- You'll get a URL like chatgpt.com/share/…
🖼️ Using the app
- Paste the public share link into the Home tab URL field.
- Click SCAN CHAT — the app switches to Images while it scans.
- Use SELECT ALL, or tick individual images you want.
- Click DOWNLOAD SELECTED — images save to a folder next to the app.
- Click OPEN FOLDER to see your images.
Get it on GitHub
Every release lives on GitHub — always the latest build, versioned and verifiable.
naxbil / Naxbil-Image-Downloader
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Built & maintained by one engineer
Image Downloader is built by Devesh Shukla — the same person behind Naxbil, YT Studio and MenuCliQ. It's free, made to be genuinely useful, and a quick way to see how Naxbil engineers desktop software. Need something custom? You already know who's behind it.
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