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GBP PixelPelican Beta
GBP Media

Grab every photo on the page.

Pull a client’s whole Google Business Profile photo set into one full-resolution zip, sorted into folders, or just the category you are looking at. Works on any other website too. No accounts, no keys.

Install once, then one click per client

How to use it

1

Install it once

Download the Pixel Pelican Chrome extension below and load it into Chrome. Takes about a minute, one time only.

2

Open their photos

Go to the client on Google, open their profile, and click Photos. Use the box below to jump straight there.

3

Click the Pelican

Click the Pixel Pelican icon in your Chrome toolbar, then pick just this page for the category you are on, or every category for the whole set in one foldered zip.

Get the one-click Chrome extension
Download Pixel Pelican
Unzip it, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and pick the folder. The full guide is inside the zip.
Not just Google

Grab the photos off any page

Google Business Profiles are what it is built for, but the pelican works anywhere. Open any page on any site, a competitor’s gallery, a supplier’s product page, a client’s old website you are about to replace, and click the icon. No menu, no options. It reads the page you are on and downloads everything as <site>-photos.zip.

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It scrolls first

Most galleries only load photos as you reach them. The pelican scrolls to the bottom and waits until the count stops climbing, so lazy-loaded images are actually there before it starts.

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Full size, not thumbnails

Where a page offers the same photo at several widths, it takes the largest one listed, not the small version on screen. Big CSS background photos get picked up too.

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Junk left out

Anything under 200px on a side is skipped, so you get photos instead of logos, icons, spacers and tracking pixels. Names come from the original files.

Click it on a Google page that is not a profile gallery and it quietly falls back to this same page grab. Photos you pull are still the owner’s. Use them where you have the right to.