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RipMe is an album ripper for various websites. It is a cross-platform tool that runs on your computer, and requires Java 11. RipMe has been tested and confirmed working on Windows, Linux and MacOS.

Download ripme.jar from the latest release. For information about running the .jar file, see the How To Run wiki.

The version number like ripme-1.7.94-17-2167aa34-feature_auto_release.jar contains a release number (1.7.94), given by a person, the number of commits since this version (17). The commit SHA (2167aa34) uniquely references the source code ripme was built from. If it is not built from the main branch, the branch name (feature/auto-release) is given.

On macOS, there is a cask.

brew install --cask ripme && xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ripme.jar

Changelog (ripme.json)

• Quickly downloads all images in an online album. See supported sites
• Easily re-rip albums to fetch new content
• Built in updater
• Skips already downloaded images by default
• Can auto skip e-hentai and nhentai albums containing certain tags. See here for how to enable
• Download a range of urls. See here for how

• imgur
• twitter
• tumblr
• instagram
• flickr
• photobucket
• reddit
• gonewild
• motherless
• imagefap
• imagearn
• seenive
• vinebox
• 8muses
• deviantart
• xhamster
• (more)

Request support for more sites by adding a comment to this Github issue.

If you're a developer, you can add your own Ripper by following the wiki guide: How To Create A Ripper for HTML Websites.

The project uses Gradle. To build the .jar file, navigate to the root project directory and run at least the test you change, e.g. Xhamster. test execution can also excluded completely:

./gradlew clean build testAll --tests XhamsterRipperTest.testXhamster2Album
./gradlew clean build -x test --warning-mode all

The generated JAR (java archive) in build/libs will include all dependencies.

Tests can be tagged as beeing slow, or flaky. The gradle build reacts to the following combinations of tags:

• default is to run all tests without tag.
• testAll runs all tests.
• testFlaky runs tests with tag "flaky".
• testSlow runs tests with tag "slow".
• tests can be run by test class, or single test. Use "testAll" so it does not ma