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You can use the following command-line program to download image galleries and collections, as well as videos from some sites (reels etc.):

You can download the latest gallery-dl.exe file from here:
E.g.,

There is a comprehensive guide on the main page with examples on how to use:

For example, for downloading an instagram reel with funny animals: I first logged into my instagram account in Chrome.

After that, there are 2 options to create a cookies.txt file that you require to download the reel:

1. Use the Chrome extension to save the instagram cookies to a txt file.

2. If you don't trust a Chrome extension, you can do it manually:
- open the desired webpage (e.g., reel page on instagram)
- right click in the page and click Inspect (or press F12 while on the page) to open the Dev Tools
- go to the Application tab
- on the left side, under Storage, click the arrow next to Cookies and then select the website (e.g., instagram)
- on the right side of the Application window you will now have a table with several columns (Name, Value, Domain, Path, Expires/Max-Age, Size, HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite, Partition Key Site, Cross Site, Priority)
- in the folder where you put gallery-dl.exe, create a new text file and name it for example cookies.txt and open it
- you now have to add data corresponding to the following columns inside cookies.txt manually (each will be separated by a tab space in Notepad) - but you don't have to add their names as headers like the ones underlined below, just know their order in the cookies.txt file:
Domain - taken from the Domain column in Dev Tools
Include subdomains - TRUE if the Domain (above) starts with a dot (.instagram.com) and FALSE if the Domain doesn't start with a dot (instagram.com)
Path - taken from the Path column in Dev Tools
Secure - taken from the Secure column in Dev Tools
Expiry - this is calculated based on the date and time from the Expires/Max-Age column in Dev Tools (see calculation options below)
Name - taken from the Name column in Dev Tools
Value - taken from the Value column in Dev Tools

A cookie.txt file for instagram could look like this (it is called a Netscape cookie format:

Code:

.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1781430923     name_1     value_1
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1777414347     name_2     value_2
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1754642286     name_3     value_3
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1774390347     name_4     value_4
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1777414347     name_5     value_5
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     0     name_6     value_6
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1778401462     name_7     value_7
.instagram.com     TRUE     /     TRUE     1747471082     name_8     value_8

Expiry calculation
- the values in the Expires/Max-Age column will look like this: 2026-06-14T12:55:23.135Z
- in the example above, the number (unix format) corresponding to that value is: 1781430923
- there are multiple ways to calculate the unix format number - javascript, python, online converter, excel - I will list below only the last two:
a) Using online converter:
Simply complete the fields under "Enter a Date & Time" with the data from the Expires/Max-Age column.
e.g., Year = 2026    Month = 6    Day = 14    Hour = 12    Minutes = 55    Seconds = 23
b) Using an excel formula (faster) - put the Expires/Max-Age values in column A starting from A1 and in B1 the following formula and drag it down:
=INT((--SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A1;"T";" "); "Z"; "") - DATE(1970;1;1)) * 86400)

I saved the cookies.txt file into the same folder where I put gallery-dl.exe, namely F:\TEMP

Then the command I ran into cmd inside the folder I saved gallery-dl.exe and cookies.txt was:

gallery-dl --cookies "F:\TEMP\cookies.txt"


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