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Instagram Photo Downloader - Carousels in HD | IGGrab ✓ yt-dlp

Download all photos from Instagram carousel posts in full HD.

Quick answer: paste the link of a post with a photo carousel into IGGrab and press download — you get every image at full resolution, not just the preview.

How To Download Instagram Photos

What {name} does

A carousel post shows a cropped preview, but Instagram stores each photo at full size. IGGrab returns every image as a separate file.

Steps to Download:
  1. Open the post with the photo carousel.
  2. Tap Share, then Copy link.
  3. Paste the link above and press Download.
  4. A button appears for each image found.
  5. Save the images, each at original resolution.
What works / what does not

What works

  • Public posts with one or several images
  • Full uploaded resolution
  • GIFs posted as media

What does not work

  • Photos in private accounts
  • Deleted posts
  • Higher resolution than uploaded
Quality note: IGGrab returns the largest version Instagram stored.
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Instagram Photo Downloader in Full Resolution

The photo grid in a post is a cropped preview. IGGrab returns every image at its full stored resolution.

Works from any browser, keeps the original format. For reels, use the main downloader.

Is IGGrab Safe?
  • We never ask for your Instagram login.
  • Everything runs in your browser.
  • Private content is not supported.

Read our Privacy Policy and Terms.

Quick Guide: How to Use IGGrab
1

Open the post with the photo carousel.

2

Paste the link above and press Download.

3

Save the images, each at original resolution.

Three steps, no app.

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Questions fréquentes
Does it download the full carousel?
Yes — every image gets its own download button.
Are images at full resolution?
Yes, the largest stored size, not the cropped preview.
Can I download several posts' photos at once?
Yes, via Bulk mode (up to 10 links, one ZIP).
Does the poster know?
No. {name} reads the public page like any browser.