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In a recent project, I needed to create a training dataset for AI image generation, and I found myself drawn to the style and design of images available on certain Facebook pages. These images were exactly the kind I wanted for the dataset, so getting them downloaded was essential.
Initially, I explored several technical approaches. I tried writing custom scripts, and I even experimented with setting up a proxy in the middle. But after a few attempts, I realized that the simplest and most efficient solution was using a Chrome extension.
That’s when I came across the Photos Downloader for Facebook™ Chrome Extension (use code sra for a 25% discount) — and it made my life so much easier. The process is straightforward: just purchase the extension, open the desired Facebook page, click the download button, and the images are seamlessly saved into a specified folder.
What’s even better is the flexibility it offers. It allows you to resume downloads, skip files you’ve already downloaded, and avoid unnecessary duplication. This really streamlined the process, helping me focus on building the dataset instead of managing repetitive downloads.
Overall, it was a fantastic experience. With this Chrome extension, creating a training dataset became much simpler and more efficient. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking to build image datasets quickly from Facebook pages—definitely a tool worth adding to the workflow.
Trivia: The banner image was created using this training dataset!