Powerful Pixiv Downloader
This is a browser extension that lets you download images and novels from Pixiv in batch.
Available languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, English、Korean、Russian.
The main function:
- Batch download all works, bookmarks, followed users, rankings, search results, etc. from a Pixiv user;
- Set various filtering conditions to select the works you want to download;
- Create folders using usernames, work titles, custom text, and other rules;
- Customize file names;
- Download illustrations, manga, Ugoira, novels;
- One-click download any work you see;
- Manually select (multi-select) the works you want to download;
- Scheduled crawling and downloading;
- Convert Ugoira to WebM, GIF, APNG formats;
- Save novels in TXT, EPUB formats;
- Save user avatars and cover images;
- Save download progress and resume incomplete downloads;
- Save download history to avoid duplicates;
- Batch bookmark works;
- Add tags to unclassified works in bookmarks;
- Various enhancement features to optimize Pixiv usage experience and efficiency;
- Preview works and view original images without entering the work page;
- Built-in image viewer to view multi-image works;
- Highlight followed users;
Browsers with Chromium core, such as Chrome and Edge, can install this extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Firefox browsers can install this extension from Add-Ons.
Please check the Wiki page: Offline Installation
If you want to use this extension on Android, please check the Wiki page: Install on Microsoft Edge Canary Browser
Thank you for your support!
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Thanks 光の軌跡 for translating traditional Japanese.
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Thanks bropines for translating traditional Russia.
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Thanks KOZ39 for translating traditional Korean.
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Thanks z2n for improvements to the program.
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This tool needs to be installed Node.JS first during development.
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Clone this project (or fork first) and install dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/xuejianxianzun/PixivBatchDownloader.git
cd ./PixivBatchDownloader
npm i
So far, the initialization is complete.
You can load the dist folder as an extension in the extension management of your browser for local debugging.
The npm command of this project:
npm run ts // compile ts file to dist folder
npm run less // compile less files to the dist folder
npm run fmt // format all files
npm run pre-build // execute fmt, ts, less commands (compile all code, but do not package)
npm run build // execute fmt, ts, less commands, and copy other files needed for packaging to the dist folder, and finally pack the dist folder into a zip file
When you modify the code and compile it, the code will be compiled to the dist folder. You need to refresh the offline loaded extension in the browser's extension management, and then refresh the pixiv page to apply the new code.


