Download all PDFs
from a page in one click.
- Scan any webpage for downloadable PDFs instantly
- Filter out duplicate or tiny PDFs
- Queue and download everything in one click as a ZIP
- Best for
- Courses, research, reports, portals
- Primary action
- Batch download as one ZIP
- Checks
- Titles, filenames, and file sizes
Built for professional document runs
The PDF workflow is about readable document titles, trustworthy batches, and getting a whole library offline without browser chaos. Perfect for researchers, students, and accountants.
One-click ZIP export
Stop cluttering your Downloads folder. Bundle a whole PDF run into one ZIP instead of accepting dozens of browser prompts.
Review the right documents first
Scan titles, filenames, sizes, and source pages before you download, so research packs and course modules stay under control.
Scan whole tab sets
Collect PDFs from the current page or all open tabs when lectures, reports, or document libraries are spread across multiple pages.
Clean up messy filenames
Use naming rules and visible document titles to turn portal-style URLs into PDFs that are readable after they leave the browser.
How the PDF Extraction Works
Bulk PDF Downloader scans the DOM for direct links to PDF files. It does not bypass DRM, paywalls, or protected iframe viewers. If you can right-click and "Save As" a PDF, the extension can batch download it.
1. Scan
Open the extension on your target page. It instantly finds all `.pdf` links and headers.
2. Filter & Rename
Deselect files you don't need. Let the extension rename files based on link text.
3. Export
Download as a single ZIP file, bypassing Chrome's multiple-download warnings.
Best for
- University course modules, lecture notes, and syllabi
- Research portals, academic papers, and journal archives
- Financial reports, invoices, and bank statements
- Corporate document libraries and legal portals
Not ideal for
- PDFs embedded in complex viewers (like some proprietary e-readers)
- Sites that require solving captchas for each file
- Downloading non-PDF files
Loved by professionals
Thousands of users rely on the extension to speed up their daily workflow.
"Saved me literally 3 hours of right-clicking today. Absolute lifesaver for my university courses. Wish I found this earlier."
"Perfect for grabbing invoices from our supplier portals. Clean, no-nonsense tool that actually does what it claims."
"I use this to download dozens of PDFs every week for research. The ZIP bundling feature is incredible."
Guides & Resources
How to download all PDFs from a webpage
The core guide to extracting documents cleanly without hassle.
How to download course PDFs
Extract lecture slides and notes from Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard.
Extract PDF links from a webpage
Learn the limits of PDF extraction and how to pull links effectively.
About Bulk PDF Downloader
Read a factual overview of the tool, its privacy model, and usage limits.
Frequently asked questions
- How does it find the PDFs?
- The extension scans the current webpage for links ending in .pdf or links that the server identifies as PDF files.
- Can I rename the PDFs before downloading?
- Yes. You can set up naming rules or have the extension attempt to use the link text as the filename, which is often much more readable than the original URL.
- Does it work if I need to be logged in?
- Yes. Because the extension runs in your browser, it uses your existing session to access the files.
- Is there a limit to the number of PDFs I can download?
- The free version allows you to download batches of up to 15 PDFs at a time. For larger batches without restrictions, you can upgrade to the PRO version.
Stop clicking links one by one.
Add the extension to Chrome in 2 seconds and download your first batch today.