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InstaLooter is a program that can download any picture or video associated from an Instagram profile, without any API access. It can be seen as a re-implementation of the now deprecated InstaRaider developed by @akurtovic.

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BeautifulSoup HTML parsing PyPI BeautifulSoup Source BeautifulSoup License BeautifulSoup
docopt CLI arguments parsing PyPI docopt Source docopt License docopt
progressbar2 Dynamic output in CLI PyPI progressbar2 Source progressbar2 License progressbar2
requests HTTP handling PyPI requests Source requests License requests
six Python 2/3 compatibility PyPI six Source six License six
dateutil Date manipulation PyPI dateutil Source dateutil License dateutil
hues Colored output PyPI hues Source hues License hues

Installation

InstaLooter is available on PyPI to install with pip. If you are not familiar with the package management of the Python ecosystem, please see the Installation page of the online documentation.

Usage

InstaLooter comes with its CLI:

$ instaLooter <username> [<directory>] [options]
$ instaLooter hashtag <hashtag> <directory> [options]
$ instaLooter post <post_token> <directory> [options]

Examples

Download all pictures from the *instagram* profile in the current directory
$ instaLooter instagram

Download the latest 20 pictures or videos tagged with *python* to */tmp*
$ instaLooter hashtag python /tmp -n 20 -v -c MYLOGIN

Download a single post from an url in the current directory
$ instaLooter post "https://www.instagram.com/p/BFB6znLg5s1/" .

See more at the Usage page of the online documentation.

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