Download multiple files
in Chrome without the hassle.
Chrome asks for confirmation when a site starts multiple downloads. Bulk File Downloader lets you review direct file links and package selected files into one user-initiated ZIP.
- Browser
- Google Chrome & Chromium
- Solution
- ZIP Export & Queueing
- Cost
- Free tier available
Why Chrome fights bulk downloads
Chrome's security model assumes that if a site tries to download more than one file, it might be a malicious attack. This is great for baseline security, but terrible for actual productivity.
The "Multiple Downloads" Prompt
Chrome actively blocks sites from downloading multiple files at once. You have to manually allow it for every new site.
Save As... Fatigue
Even if allowed, Chrome might still prompt you to choose a save location for every single file if your settings aren't configured perfectly.
The Batch Workflow Solution
Bulk File Downloader provides two user-controlled ways to save a reviewed batch while respecting browser permissions and site access controls.
Filter before you fetch
Don't download the whole page just to get the 5 PDFs you actually want. Filter by file type or keyword first to isolate the exact batch.
Use one user-initiated ZIP export
Instead of starting many individual downloads, package the files you selected into a single ZIP file.
Or queue and control
If you prefer individual files instead of a ZIP, the extension queues them with user-configurable delays and Chrome's normal download permissions.
Ready to fix your downloads?
Install the extension, scan your current tab, and export everything as a single ZIP. It takes less than a minute to set up.
Add to ChromeRelated pages
See the broader page-scanning workflow for documents, ZIPs, images, and mixed file runs.
Use the PDF-specific workflow when the job is mostly invoices, statements, or research papers.
Review the factual overview, permissions, and privacy model before installing.
Skip the page scan and batch download directly from a list of URLs.