Select links visually
Choose a page region, individual links, or matching links without copying every URL into a separate list.
Bulk link downloader
Select the links that matter, let FolderFetch inspect eligible destinations, and approve the resulting files in a structured tree before starting a bulk download.
Local by default · Review before download · No access-control bypass
FolderFetch
Research portal · research.example.org/library
Why FolderFetch
Choose a page region, individual links, or matching links without copying every URL into a separate list.
A selected link can point directly to a file or to another eligible page that contains the documents you need.
Review file names, types, folders, and uncertain candidates, then download only the approved selection.
How it works
Use visual region selection or individual link selection on the page where the useful collection begins.
FolderFetch resolves supported file links and, within your settings, follows eligible pages to discover linked resources.
Filter the tree, remove anything you do not need, and confirm the final organized download task.
Built for real website collections
Website indexes often mix direct files, intermediate detail pages, navigation, duplicates, and unsupported links. FolderFetch makes that uncertainty visible before download.
Focus on the main report list or download area while excluding unrelated headers, footers, and navigation.
See which links became verified files, pages, duplicates, or candidates that still need attention.
Rate limits, validation, retry controls, deduplication, and recoverable task state reduce avoidable failures.
Keep discovered files grouped by their website context instead of producing one unexplained pile of downloads.
What FolderFetch does—and does not do
FolderFetch only processes the scope and depth you approve. It does not bypass access restrictions, and you remain responsible for website terms, copyright, database rights, privacy obligations, and applicable law.
Related workflows
Start with the website pages or links you choose, review the results, and save an organized local collection.