mulk is a free and open source command-line tool that will help you download Internet sites with image filtering.

mulk is similar to wget and cURL, but it manages up to 50 simultaneous links. It is able to parse HTML code, fetch recursively and filter JPEG, PNG and GIF images by width and height.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Metalink option added to resume download of a file
· Metalink support for FTP added
· Metalink max number of connections per file parameter supported new option to follow Metalink in HTML documents
· option to change default user agent identity
· save URLs with specified mime-type to output directory
· output data and temporary directories are now separated
· new HTML tags are parsed in order to download whole site. The new tags are FRAME, IFRAME, AREA, MAP, LINK, and SCRIPT.
· each file has an extension assigned when saved to the output directory
· bug fix, when an url doesn't have a filename in the path, a name is automatically added in order to save the file locally
· better parsing of mime types present in HTTP header
· all strings are now dynamically allocated
· created new macros for printing messages
· off_t data type used for file size
· check for a recent curl version to avoid a bug when performing intensive downloads