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Syiwe is a web app that allows save all images from a URL into your Google Drive private Folder.
How to Download All Images from a Website with SWIWE.com
Edited by Wkelyson, Andria, Teresa
Ever come to a web page with tons of pictures that you would like to
reference, but don't want to individually download each one? This
article will show you how to download all the images on a page at the
same time.Syiwe is a web app that allows save all images from a URL into your Google Drive private Folder.
Steps
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1Launch your web browser. Navigate to the http://www.syiwe.com page, and click on the big red button to start the process. -
2Login with your Google Account credentials: -
3Allow syiwe access your google drive to save images on there: -
4After your authentication create your first gallery on button highlighted: -
5Insert the name of gallery an click in create gallery: -
6Now, you must click in button Add Photos to Gallery in right top: -
7Insert on the text field the URL of the Website that have a gallery that you want save, and click in search images: -
8You should see a list of clickable images, select images that you want send to your google drive, a click in the big red button "Save selected images on Google Drive": -
9And finally you should see all images save on your private Google Drive folder like this:
Tips
- If you has Google Drive installed on your computer, the photos will downloaded automatically to your machine.
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