Open your Flux generation page
Navigate to any Flux generation session or gallery where your AI-generated images are displayed.
Save your Flux AI images permanently with one click, before sessions expire and generation history rolls over.
Your AI-generated images are fleeting. Flux sessions expire, and generation history can roll over without warning. Flux Downloader gives you a permanent archive with a single click, automatically detecting images on your generation pages and saving them at their original resolution. No re-compression, no quality loss—just pixel-perfect copies of your work.
Batch mode makes large sessions effortless. Instead of saving images one by one, export every image from a session at once. Customizable filename templates let you organize by timestamp, prompt snippet, or sequence number, turning a chaotic gallery into a searchable library. Automatic duplicate detection skips images you already saved, so you never waste time on redundant downloads.
Your creative process stays private. The extension runs entirely on your device—no uploads, no cloud processing, no account data storage. Optional EXIF embedding writes your prompt and generation parameters directly into the image file, preserving the context behind every piece. Keep your portfolio intact and your workflow uninterrupted.

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Open the page, let the extension detect what is available, and save the file to your computer.
Navigate to any Flux generation session or gallery where your AI-generated images are displayed.
The extension panel shows every detected image. Select individual files or check the batch mode option to grab the entire session.
Choose a filename template and optionally enable EXIF embedding to preserve prompts and generation parameters inside each image file.
Short, practical feedback from people using Flux Downloader in real workflows.
I generate 50-100 images per session during prompt tuning. Batch mode saves every keeper in one click with the prompt baked into EXIF. big help for my workflow.
Elena Kozlov
2025-03-06
Lost a month of Flux generations when my history rolled over. Never again. This extension makes archiving automatic and organized.
Andre Campbell
2025-02-19
The filename templates are surprisingly flexible. I tag everything by project name and date so my archive stays browsable without extra tools.
Hana Petrov
2025-01-14
These comments and ratings were collected during our July 2026 customer survey and reviewed against support records before publication.
Core capabilities included in Flux Downloader.
The extension is designed to automatically identify AI pictures on Flux generation pages.
It will download images at their original resolution with no re-compression or loss.
A single click in batch mode will export your whole generation session.
Name templates can use timestamps, prompt text, sequence numbers, and custom prefixes.
Optional EXIF embedding stores prompt and generation details inside the file.
A gallery panel lets you preview and choose which images to save before downloading.
Duplicate detection skips images you already saved in past sessions.
Progress bars show download status for individual files and batch operations.
The pipeline is entirely local, with no uploads or cloud processing.
Navigate to your Flux generation page where AI creations appear.
The panel displays all detected images; pick specific ones or use batch mode.
Set a filename pattern and optionally enable EXIF to keep prompt data inside images.
Flux Downloader gives you control over filenames and metadata right from your browser, while online tools provide less predictable results.
Flux Downloader
Custom filename templates with timestamps, prompts, or sequence numbers
Online Downloader Site
Generic filenames that may not reflect content
Flux Downloader
Optional EXIF embedding writes prompt and generation details into the image
Online Downloader Site
No metadata embedding; prompt info can be lost
Flux Downloader
Duplicate detection skips images already saved in past sessions
Online Downloader Site
No duplicate detection; manual sorting needed
Flux Downloader
Gallery panel lets you preview and choose images before downloading
Online Downloader Site
Often no preview; must download to see images
Flux Downloader
Progress bars show download status for individual files and batches
Online Downloader Site
Progress depends on the site's interface; may not be visible
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All processing runs locally; no uploads or cloud processing
Online Downloader Site
You submit the page address to another service
Available on major desktop browsers and operating systems used in day-to-day workflows.
Pick the browser build you need. When a direct GitHub release is available, you can grab the ZIP there.
Chrome support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Firefox support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Edge support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Opera support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Brave support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Whale support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Yandex support is in progress and will be enabled soon.
Install from GitHub releases or your user dashboard. ZIP builds include the full desktop extension.
Every requested permission and the job it performs inside the extension.
Saves AI-generated images from Flux to your local downloads folder at native resolution.
Scans the current Flux page to detect and catalogue all generated images available for download.
Stores filename templates, metadata embedding preferences, and licence activation between sessions.
Sends desktop alerts when individual or batch image downloads complete or encounter errors.
Better to know the boundaries up front than find out after checkout.
Only works with Flux generation pages; other AI image platforms are not supported
Cannot access private generations you are not authorized to view
EXIF metadata embedding depends on the prompt data being available in the page
Safari and mobile browsers are not supported
Video and animation outputs from Flux are not captured

Download YouTube videos from the watch page, choose an available quality, and save the completed file to your computer.

Download Whop videos from the lesson or post open in your browser. Find the video, scan the page, save the MP4, and check the result.

Download a compatible M3U8 or HLS video as MP4 by starting playback, confirming the detected stream, choosing a quality, and using Save As.
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Preserve AI-generated images permanently before generation history rolls over or sessions expire
Maintain a searchable archive with customizable filenames and embedded prompt metadata
Save time on large sessions by batch-downloading dozens of images instead of saving one by one
Keep your creative process private with local-only processing and zero external data sharing