The bulk ZIP workflow
Open an item page and the sidebar shows a grid of every photo in the listing gallery. All of them start selected. Click a photo to deselect it, or use Select all / Clear.
Download N images as ZIP fetches each photo and packages them into one archive named after the
item, for example 188313161925_images.zip. Files inside are named
<item id>_<listing title>_image_01.jpg so they stay sorted and identifiable after you unzip them.
If you would rather have loose files, Save as separate files hands each photo to Chrome’s normal downloader instead.
Only the listing’s own photos
An eBay item page also loads “similar items”, seller avatars and category tiles from the same image server. SellerGrab reads the listing gallery specifically, so a listing with 11 photos gives you 11 files — not the 40-plus images that are technically present on the page.
Image format and resolution
eBay stores each photo at several sizes and serves a small one to the page. SellerGrab always
requests s-l1600, the largest size eBay makes available. On a typical listing that is the
difference between a 17 KB thumbnail and a 627 KB photo.
Downloads are normalised to JPG. eBay serves WEBP to the browser by default, which some catalog and design tools still refuse to open; the JPG version of the same photo is always available.
1600px is eBay’s ceiling. Asking for a larger size returns the 1600px file rather than an error, so there is nothing above it to request.
Supported eBay sites
ebay.com · ebay.co.uk · ebay.de · ebay.fr · ebay.it · ebay.es · ebay.ca · ebay.com.au
The extension only requests access to eBay domains and eBay’s two media servers. It cannot read any other site you visit.