Bilibili Download Pictures and Videos

Download pictures from bilibili timeline and highest-quality videos.

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Author

owendswang

Daily installs

Total installs

1,495

Ratings

16 0 0

Version

1.2.5

Created

2021-02-17

Updated

2026-02-06

Size

113 KB

License

MIT

Applies to

bilibili.com

Download Pictures and Videos from Bilibili Timeline

A Tampermonkey script to download pictures from Bilibili timeline. Also able to download videos from timeline and play page. It could download Bilibili DASH video/audio streams in highest quality available and merges them into a single MP4 file entirely in the browser using ffmpeg.wasm. The filenames could be modified as you like in the settings pannel. Able to download from timeline one by one automatically.

Platform:

(Only listed those versions I tested. You could try it on other platforms by yourself.)

Tampermonkey (tested on v5.4.1)
Firefox (tested on v147.0.1 64-bit)
Windows 10 22H2, Windows 11 23H2 (which I tested on)

Usage:

If opened for the first time, the 'Settings Panel' would show up. Change the settings as you like or leave it there as default. Press 'OK' to save your settings.
(If the 'Enable video download' setting changed, the page would reload to make it effective.)
The button to call out the settings panel and the button to auto download from current timeline are at the top-left corner on the webpage.
It's better to uncheck this settings of the web browser. Otherwise, it would keep popping up for saving location.

Screenshot:

Screenshot

Special Thanks:

SocialSisterYi/bilibili-API-collect

Third-Party Licenses

This project uses the following third-party libraries:

ffmpeg.wasm

Package: @ffmpeg/ffmpeg
License: MIT
Repository: ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm

FFmpeg WebAssembly Core

Package: @ffmpeg/core
License: GPL-2.0-or-later
Description: WebAssembly build of the FFmpeg multimedia framework
Original Project: https://ffmpeg.org/

The ffmpeg.wasm JavaScript wrapper is licensed under the MIT License. The FFmpeg WebAssembly core is derived from the FFmpeg C codebase and remains licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later, according to the upstream project.

This userscript does not modify FFmpeg or its WebAssembly binaries; it only loads and invokes the upstream builds in the browser.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.