🐶 Rover Dumper 💩

Download all your pet's Rover photos. One click, one zip file.

Rover Dumper Drag this button to your bookmarks bar to install

How to Use

  1. 1

    Install

    Drag the green "Rover Dumper" button above to your bookmarks bar

  2. 2

    Navigate

    Go to your pet's profile page on Rover.com

  3. 3

    Click

    Click "Rover Dumper" in your bookmarks bar and follow the prompts

Installation

Drag and drop

The easiest way: drag the green button at the top of this page to your bookmarks bar. If your bookmarks bar isn't visible, press Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+B (Mac) to show it.

Manual installation

If drag-and-drop doesn't work in your browser:

  1. Copy the bookmarklet code using the button below
  2. Right-click your bookmarks bar and choose "Add page" or "Add bookmark"
  3. Set the name to Rover Dumper
  4. Paste the copied code as the URL

Browser notes

Chrome / Edge / Brave: Drag and drop works. You may need to click "Keep" if Chrome warns about the bookmark.

Firefox: Drag and drop works. If the bookmarks bar is hidden, use Ctrl+Shift+B to show it.

Safari: Drag and drop may not work. Use the manual installation method — add a bookmark, then edit it and paste the bookmarklet code as the URL.

Features

Full quality

Downloads original high-resolution images, not thumbnails

Filter before downloading

Pick a date range or photo range to download exactly what you want

Progress tracking

Live progress bar with download size and time elapsed

Cancel anytime

Stop mid-download and optionally save what's been collected

Privacy first

Runs entirely in your browser — no data sent anywhere

Open source

Read every line of code on GitHub. MIT licensed

FAQ

Is this safe?

Yes. The bookmarklet runs entirely in your browser. It doesn't send data anywhere — photos go straight from Rover's servers into a zip file on your computer. The code is open source so you can verify this yourself.

Do I need to be logged into Rover?

Yes. The bookmarklet uses your existing Rover.com session to access the photo API. Navigate to your pet's profile page while logged in, then click the bookmarklet.

How long does it take?

It depends on how many photos your pet has and your internet speed. The progress screen shows elapsed time and estimated size so you can gauge how long it will take.

What browsers are supported?

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on desktop. Mobile browsers generally don't support bookmarklets.

I have a lot of photos. Will this work?

Yes, but very large sets (1000+ photos) may use significant RAM. Use the photo range filter to download in batches if needed.

What's a bookmarklet?

A bookmarklet is a bookmark that runs a small script instead of opening a website. You install it by dragging a button to your bookmarks bar (or pasting code into a bookmark's URL field). It only runs when you click it.

Does this work on mobile?

No. Bookmarklets require a desktop browser with a bookmarks bar.