Sourcing a product, rebuilding a listing, or archiving your own photos? Saving images from an eBay page one right-click at a time is slow, and you usually end up with the small preview version instead of the real thing.
The 3Dsellers Image Downloader puts every photo on the page in front of you and saves the ones you want in full resolution, in one click.
3Dsellers - eBay Image Downloader. Download it here.
How it works
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Open any eBay listing.
Open the Image Downloader panel. Every photo on the listing appears in a grid, with a count at the top (for example, "15 photos").
Click Download as ZIP for one tidy archive, or Download as separate files to drop them straight into your downloads folder.
Pick exactly what you need
Every photo starts selected. Click any thumbnail to toggle it off, or use All and None at the top of the panel to select or clear everything at once. The download button always shows how many photos you are about to save, so there are no surprises.
You can also choose the file format under Save as before downloading.
Full resolution, correct file names
Photos are saved at full resolution with the correct file extensions. No thumbnails, no broken files, nothing to rename before you can use them.
Nothing leaves your browser
Everything runs locally in your browser. The photos are never uploaded to a server, ours or anyone else's. You are simply saving what your browser already loaded.
Pair it with the Product Importer
If your goal is to actually relist the product rather than just collect the photos, the 3Dsellers Product Importer turns a product page into a ready-to-edit draft listing, photos included, in one click. Use the Image Downloader when you want the raw files, and the Product Importer when you want a listing.
Get started
Add the 3Dsellers eBay Image Downloader to Chrome for free, open any eBay listing, and save the whole gallery in seconds.

