Yeah, as Z says, not easy... This Bookmarklet might make it a little easier: javascript:(function(){ var links=$('div.library_result').map(function(idx,block){ var $block=$(block), img = $block.find('img'), name = $block.find('div.yourtags li').map(function(i,o){return $(o).text();}).toArray().join('_'), ext = img.attr('src').match(/\b(?:thumb|max|original)\b\.(\w*)/)[1]; return $('<a style="border:1px solid #999;float:left;display:block;width:52px;height:52px;" href="'+img.attr('src').replace(/\b(?:thumb|max)\b/,'original')+'" download="'+name+'.'+ext+'"><img style="max-width:50px;max-height:50px;" src="'+img.attr('src')+'"></a>').click(function(){$(this).css('opacity',0.5);}); }).toArray(); $('<div style="position:absolute;width:100%;top:10em;left0;z-index:10000;background-color: #ccc;"></div>').html(links).appendTo('body');}());
In Chrome, go to the Bookmark Manager and make a new Page bookmark (named something like "Roll20 Image Library Download Assistant") and place the above as the URL of the link. Next, go to your library page and scroll down to the very bottom (so that all your images get loaded on the page). Next, click your created bookmark from above and scroll up to the top of the page. There will be a new block with thumbnails of all your images. Clicking each in turn will download the image in the original size (and grey out the thumbnail). Definitely faster than copy pasting. I tried to get it to name the files, but unfortunately they will all be named 'original'. Let me know if you need any more directions to get that working and Happy Rolling! Edit : I did notice that the filename I added (concatenation of the tags for the image) will be the default option if you right click each image and download the link. Not as fast as just clicking, but if you want to have some context on the files without manually renaming, it might be quicker in the long run.
