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Metric	Media Harvest : X (twitter) Media Downloader	Twitter Image Downloader
User count	100,000	10,000
Average rating	4.52	3.73
Rating count	1,207	81
Last updated	2026-06-18	2024-06-23
Size	0.67 MB	0.17 MB
Version	4.5.7 (chrome)	2.2.13

Short description	Easily download videos and images from Twitter or TweetDeck with Media Harvest. Features custom filenames, sensitive content reveal, and keyboard shortcuts.	Download and auto-rename original images on Twitter timeline effortlessly with Twitter Image Downloader extension for Chrome.
Full summary	Media Harvest: X (Twitter) Media Downloader is a handy Chrome extension that lets you download videos and images from Twitter or TweetDeck with just one click—no third-party tools required. It supports custom filenames, automatically reveals sensitive content, offers keyboard shortcuts for quick access, and even lets you download video thumbnails. Unlike web crawlers, Media Harvest focuses on streamlined media downloads without batch processing or file compression. Please note it may conflict with other download management extensions due to race conditions. Stay updated with the latest improvements via the changelog on GitHub.	Twitter Image Downloader is a Chrome extension designed to enhance your experience on twitter.com and TweetDeck by enabling easy downloading of original images directly from your timeline. When you right-click an image, a convenient "download original image" option appears, allowing you to save images automatically renamed with the poster's username and tweet ID. This smart renaming feature reduces tedious manual file naming, organizing your downloads as "[username]-[tweetID]-[index].extension" to indicate multi-image posts. The extension supports the latest Twitter UI, handles multiple images per tweet, and even offers customizable file naming options including download date and posting time. While limitations exist in TweetDeck and for certain embedded tweets, ongoing updates ensure compatibility with Twitter's evolving platform. Developer support channels and the open-source code on GitHub invite users to contribute and report issues, making it a reliable tool for streamlining Twitter image downloads.