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Supported Sites

https://www.webtoons.com/

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps.

Compatibility

Webtoon Downloader is supported on Windows, Linux & OSX. The minimum python version required is: 3.8

Installation

Install via pip or pipx

pip install webtoon_downloader

Usage

Downloading all chapters of a given title.

$ webtoon-downloader "www.webtoons.com/en/.../.../list?title_no=...&page=1"

Downloading all released chapters starting from chapter 10 until the last released chapter.
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --start 10
```
Downloading all released chapters until chapter 150.
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --end 150
```
Downloading all released chapters between chapter 35 and chapter 67, inclusive of both of these chapters.
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --start 35 --end 67
```
Downloading only the latest released chapter using either -l or --latest.
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --latest
```
You can change the format of the downloaded pictures with the --images-format argument
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --images-format 'png'
```
By default, the downloaded chapters will be stored under the current working directory with the folder name [series_title]. For example, downloading Tower of God, Chapter 150 would result in the following: ps Tower_of_God --150_001.jpg --150_002.jpg --150_003.jpg ...
In order to download these images into a different folder, you can use the --dest optional argument.
```
$ webtoon-downloader [url] --dest ./path/to/parent/folder/of/downloaded/images
```

The downloaded images of the chapters are by default all located in the [dest], however these images can be separated into separate directories by providing the --separate argument, where each directory corresponds to a downloaded chapter.

$ webtoon-downloader [url] --separate

For example, downloading Tower of God, Chapter 150 to 152 would result in the following:

Tower_of_God
    150
        --150_001.jpg
        --150_002.jpg
        --150_003.jpg
        ...
    151
        --151_001.jpg
        --151_002.jpg
        --151_003.jpg
        ...
    152
        --152_001.jpg
        --152_002.jpg
        --152_003.jpg
        ...

You can additionally export the summary, chapter-title and author-notes into text files.
You can select the format for the output as either JSON (default) or plain text files or both.
ps $ webtoon-downloader [url] --export-texts [--export-format <json|text|all>]

For more details on positional arguments, please use the -h or --help argument: