Flickr Mass Image Downloader — BioniX Wallpaper

Flickr Mass Downloader is the ultimate tool that allows you to download millions of wallpapers from Flickr with just one click. The program will filter out low-resolution images for you. Just click a thumbnail to download or view the image in its original size. You don't need a Flickr account to use it.

It integrates with BioniX Wallpaper so you can immediately display downloaded images as desktop wallpapers.

Features

Search images on Flickr
Search images by date, popularity, or relevance
Show results as high-quality thumbnails
Filter out low-resolution images
Enlarge a specific thumbnail with a single click
Download image on double-click
Download all images at once
Preview photo detail on click
Users can set the size of thumbnails
Click on Preview panel to view picture in full screen
Uses a high-resolution resampler for amazing quality thumbnails
Displays downloaded images as desktop wallpapers
Keeps your system crap-free

Screenshots

More screenshots: Settings window

Keep Your System Crap-Free

Flickr Mass Downloader is only 2.7 MB
No installation needed — just download and run
To uninstall, just delete it
Monolithic: delivered as one single EXE that you can put on a USB stick and take with you

How to Use

Set the folder where you want to download the wallpapers from Flickr.
Enter the text you want to search and press the Search button.
Double-click an image to download it, or press “Download all” to download all images at once.
To immediately display downloaded images as desktop wallpapers, set the “Lock on folder” feature in BioniX to monitor the download folder.

Flickr API Key

Flickr Mass Downloader uses our Flickr API key. If that key stops working, you can sign in to Flickr and apply for your own key.

Download

Version	Date	Size
v5.1	2015	—	Download

Note: The program is also included in the BioniX package.

Release History

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