⚠️ Project Archived ⚠️ - use UMD instead!

This project is no longer maintained. I decided to create a new project called UMD that does exactly the same things as coomer-dl, but it also supports more websites other than Coomer.

Please use UMD from now on. This repository will be archived and no further updates will be made here.

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Coomer Downloader

Download all the pictures/videos posts from a particular user on Coomer. It also removes duplicates and convert files to better formats, with higher image quality and smaller file sizes.

🎥 Demo

🖼️ Usage

There are 2 ways to use this app: through the CLI tool or using Docker. Here are some points to consider to help you choose which solution is best for you:

1. CLI tool: if you just intend to use coomer-dl to download the files, but have no intention to automatically convert them to better/smaller formats (AVIF/AV1), then stick with the CLI tool.

   • Dependencies: You can also use the CLI tool to convert files, however you must make sure that you have the dependencies libavif and FFmpeg before using the CLI tool. You can verify if all dependencies are properly installed by running the command coomer-dl check-deps.

2. Docker: if you want coomer-dl to not only download the files, but also convert them to better formats, then Docker is probably a better option since it comes with all required dependencies installed.

CLI Tool

Download the latest version of coomer-dl that matches your computer architecture and operating system. Extract the .zip file somewhere and then run the command below in the terminal:

$ coomer-dl -s onlyfans -u atomicbrunette18 -d /Downloads/Coomer

Where:

• -s (mandatory): the service where the files were originally posted; onlyfans or fansly.
• -u (mandatory): the user that you want to download images from.
• -d (optional): the directory where you want the files to be saved; default is the current directory.

For the full list of parameters, type coomer-dl --help in the terminal.

Docker

Install Docker in your computer, then run the command below:

$ docker run --rm -t \
    -e COOMER_SERVICE=onlyfans \
    -e COOMER_USER=atomicbrunette18 \
    -v "/path/in/your/computer:/tmp/coomer" \
    ghcr.io/mysteryengineer/coomer-downloader

Where:

• -e COOMER_SERVICE: (mandatory): where the files were originally posted; onlyfans or fansly.
• -e COOMER_USER: (mandatory): the user that you want to download images from.

Volume

For those that are not familiar with Docker, the -v (volume) parameter defines where the media will be saved, and it's divided in two parts, separated by the colon sign :. You just need to worry about the first part, on the left side of the colon sign (don't change anything on the right side) and update it according to a path in your computer where you want the media to be downloaded.

For example, if you want to download the media in the directory /Downloads/Coomer then the volume parameter should look like this -v "/Downloads/Coomer:/tmp/coomer".

💡 Features

Remove duplicates

This application will automatically delete all files that are identical.

File filtering

You can filter the files that you want to download based on their extension, separated by comma. To do that you must:

• CLI tool: add the parameter --extensions; for example: --extensions jpg,jpeg.

• Docker: add the environment variable -e COOMER_EXTENSIONS; for example: -e COOMER_EXTENSIONS=jpg,jpeg.

Convert images/videos

You can convert the media downloaded to better formats (AVIF for images and AV1 for videos); this will make the files smaller but preserving the same quality. To do that you must:

• CLI tool: add the parameters --convert-images and/or --convert-videos, depending on what you need.

• Docker: add the environment variables -e COOMER_CONVERT_IMAGES=true and/or -e COOMER_CONVERT_VIDEOS=true when you run the container.

🛠️ Build

In the project's root folder run in the CLI:

Go:

$ go build -o coomer-dl

Docker:

$ docker build -t mysteryengineer/coomer-downloader . --build-arg="VERSION=23.12.17"

📈 Telemetry

This app collects information about the data that you're downloading to help me track bugs and improve the general stability of the software.

No identifiable information about you or your computer is tracked. But if you still want to stop the telemetry, you can do that by adding the flag --no-telemetry in the CLI tool or the environment variable -e COOMER_TELEMETRY=false when you run the Docker container.

📝 License

coomer-dl is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.