How to Download All Images from Dribbble

Dribbble is the hub for UI and UX design inspiration. Studying how other designers handle navigation, typography, color, and interaction is essential for your own work. Downloading entire portfolios as a local reference library makes comparison and iteration faster.

Why designers download Dribbble

Common uses:

• UI pattern reference. Collect button styles, form designs, navigation patterns.
• Color and typography study. Archive design systems and style guides.
• Interaction design. Understand animation, micro-interactions, and transitions.
• Portfolio benchmarking. Compare how designers present work and organize case studies.

How to download a Dribbble shot or portfolio

1. Open the Dribbble shot or portfolio (dribbble.com/shots/shotname or dribbble.com/username).
2. For a single shot: scroll to load any attachments or variations.
3. For a portfolio: scroll to load all shots.
4. Click the Bulk Image Downloader extension.
5. Download all visible images as ZIP.

Single shots vs. portfolios

Dribbble has two browsing modes:

• Single shot: One design concept with attachments and comments. Smaller download (usually 2-5 images).
• Portfolio: Designer's profile with all shots (can be 50-200+ images). Larger download.

The extension works on both.

Comments and feedback as images

Dribbble shots include comment threads. If a comment includes feedback or a screenshot, the extension will try to download it. You can filter these out in the preview before downloading.

Attribution and designer credit

Always credit the original designer when using their work as reference. Downloading Dribbble shots for study is standard; using the designs without attribution in your own work is not.

At-a-glance comparison

Frequently asked questions