DownThemAllfor Windows

Manually downloading pictures and other files from webpages can get tedious after a while. Use download managers like DownThemAll to automate the process.

Don't miss a thing

DownThemAll is a free, reliable, and user-friendly browser extension that lets you download any media files and embedded links contained on a website with a simple click.

Grab what you need

Set up your preferences so that you can filter through available file types on a webpage. An advanced accelerator increases speed up to four times than that of the regular browser-integrated download manager.

The graphical interface shows you everything important. Insert a location for the files and type in the website's URL from where you're loading the content. The integrated one-click feature makes the process ever more comfortable by letting you select a constant download spot.

You can set your maximum number of downloads or different maximum speeds for individual files either by server or as a global preference with relative ease. An advanced feature even allows loading files partially.

Thanks to its implemented support for Firefox trackless browsing, you can take advantage of DownThemAll in private mode as well. Another great feature is support for third-party file hosting sites like RapidShare, 4shared, etc. There's no need to enable third-party cookies when cookies have been disabled.

Is there a better alternative?

It boils down to personal preference, as there are similar apps available on every platform, such as JDownloader 2, FlashGot, Multithreaded Download Manager (Firefox), uGet, and more. As a Firefox extension, DownThemAll does its job well and continues to be popular.

Where can you run this program?

You can easily install the extension on your Mozilla Firefox browser via the DownThemAll homepage, or you can find it on many software download sites.

Our take

In an endless sea of free download managers and other useful plugins, DownThemAll remains a robust and easy-to-use tool that comes in handy when surfing the net.

Should you download it?

Yes. If you're a Firefox user who downloads pictures and other files often, then it's definitely worth adding to your collection of handy browser extensions.