SellerGrab

Chrome extension · eBay

Every listing photo — and the video — in one click

Open any eBay item page and take the whole gallery at eBay's largest size as a ZIP, plus the listing video as a playable MP4. No account, no sign-in, and the video is free three times a day.

Add to Chrome — free See what's free

Works on ebay.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca and .com.au · Nothing is uploaded — files go straight from eBay to your computer

A live eBay item page for a Rolex Datejust with the SellerGrab panel open on the right: all seven listing photos are ticked, a green FREE badge sits next to Listing video, and a Download 7 images as ZIP button is at the bottom.
Item 178212983277 on ebay.com. All seven photos selected, the ZIP ready, and the listing video marked FREE — 3 left today.
1600pxeBay's largest served size (s-l1600) — on the free tier too, not a Pro upsell
3 a daylisting videos free, counter resets daily. Pro removes the limit
8 sitesebay.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca and .com.au
0 uploadsmedia travels from eBay to your disk; the page never passes through us

Evidence

See it on a real listing

Both captures below are untouched screenshots of live eBay pages — not mockups. The item numbers are in the panel header, so you can open the same listings and check.

An eBay item page with a narrow vertical tab reading Images & Video attached to the right edge of the browser window.
Where it lives. A thin tab on the right edge of any item page — no popup to hunt for, nothing to configure first.
A German-language eBay item page for a Rolex Yacht-Master with the panel open, showing fifteen photos all selected and a Download 15 images as ZIP button.
Same panel on ebay.de. Item 206443016939, fifteen photos, one ZIP. Country sites are not a paid add-on.

Filenames carry the item number and a sequence, so a folder of downloads from three listings does not turn into image1.jpg, image1(1).jpg, image1(2).jpg.

Try it on a listing of your own

Why this one

What most eBay downloaders get wrong

Four things this category keeps getting wrong. Every claim below is about a specific competitor and a specific number — check them, they are public.

The video

It is the first thing put behind a paywall

The category leader keeps video download and video export inside its $86.99/year plan. The two free alternatives ship no video capability at all. Here the video is on the free tier — three a day.

Sign-in

You connect a Google account before anything works

Forced sign-in accounts for 39% of the leading tool's 23 negative reviews. SellerGrab's free tier asks for nothing: no account, no email, no login screen.

The hard part

eBay does not serve the video as a file

It arrives as streamed fragments, which is why most tools skip it. The extension reassembles them in your browser into a normal MP4 that opens in QuickTime, VLC or Premiere.

Permissions

Access to every site you visit, for a photo tool

This one asks for eBay hosts only. Open it on any other site and it does nothing, because it has no permission to read anything there.

In use

How it works

Four steps, no setup screen, nothing to sign into. From install to a folder of photos is about thirty seconds.

1

Open a listing

Any eBay item page — the URL contains /itm/.

2

Open the panel

Click the Images & Video tab on the right edge, or the toolbar icon.

3

Pick the photos

Everything is selected by default. Click a photo to drop it from the set.

4

Take it

ZIP, separate files, or the video as MP4. Downloads run through Chrome's own download action.

Nothing is uploaded. The extension reads the page you already have open and pulls the media straight from eBay's servers to your computer.

Add to Chrome and do this on the tab you have open

Pricing

Pricing — free does the main job

Images are free and unlimited, at full resolution, forever. Pro adds the video ceiling, the spreadsheet export, and control over filenames and formats.

Free

$0 no account

Unlimited image ZIPs at s-l1600, plus 3 listing videos a day.

  • Bulk image ZIP downloads — unlimited
  • Full-resolution images (s-l1600)
  • 3 listing video downloads a day
  • No sign-in of any kind
  • No card, no trial timer, no expiry
FreePro
Bulk image ZIP downloadsUnlimitedUnlimited
Full-resolution images (s-l1600)YesYes
Listing video downloads3 / dayUnlimited
XLSX export of listing detailsYes
Image format choice (JPG / WEBP / PNG)JPG onlyYes
Custom filename templatesYes
Sign-in required for free featuresNeverGoogle sign-in, for billing only

Payments are handled by Stripe; card details go to Stripe directly and are never stored by SellerGrab. Pro can be cancelled from inside the extension at any time — and uninstalling the extension does not cancel a subscription, so cancel first if you are leaving.

Start on the free tier

Before you install

Questions, limits and what it will not do

The awkward answers are here rather than in a support ticket after you install.

What do I get for free?

Unlimited bulk image ZIP downloads at full resolution, plus 3 listing video downloads per day. The video counter resets daily.

Do I need an account?

No account is needed for the free tier. Google sign-in is requested only if you choose to buy or use Pro features.

Are the images full resolution?

Yes. Free and Pro both download the largest image eBay serves (s-l1600). Resolution is not a paid feature.

Which photos does it take?

The listing gallery — the photos the seller uploaded to that item. Photos that only exist inside the HTML description, and photos on other listings, are out of scope.

Can it run across many listings at once?

No. It works on the item page you have open, one listing at a time. Anything that crawls eBay in bulk is a different kind of tool with a different kind of risk.

Is my payment info safe?

Payments are handled by Stripe. Card details go to Stripe directly and are never stored by SellerGrab.

Take the whole listing, not one photo at a time

Install it, open a listing, and the gallery plus the video are on your disk before you have finished reading this sentence.

Add to Chrome — free Read the how-to first

Use downloaded media only where you have permission. SellerGrab does not grant rights to eBay or seller-owned content.