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Okay, so first you’re gonna open the post on the source blog -- not the dash. We’re gonna use my Rin icons as an example:

As soon as you have the page open, you’re going to click on the URL at the top and add /mobile to the end, like this:

This will get rid of the page’s theme and any extra clutter so that it doesn’t get saved along with the icons. It’s not a 100% mandatory step, but it will definitely save some time. The mobile page should look something like this:

Now we’re ready to save the page. Go to the three dot menu in the corner of Google Chrome, right beneath the red X. Drop down the menu and find SAVE PAGE AS. It might be in the More Tools tab, so just hover over things until you find the link you’re looking for!

OR, if you’re able to use Keyboard Shortcuts, Ctrl + S should save the page exactly the same.

Make sure when you save, the save type is ‘Webpage, Complete’. This will make sure you save everything open in the window.

The saved file will have two parts: a folder, and a chrome icon which is essentially just a link back to the page. We’re going to ignore the link and click open the folder.

Inside, there will be a lot more than just the icons. However, you can ignore all the other files an scroll down until you see your images. Select them and move them into a different folder, wherever you want to keep them saved. After they’re moved, you are free to delete the mother folder and link! 

And that’s it!! This will take the time you’d spend saving icons one by one and reduce it to a matter of seconds. Please just remember to follow tumblr etiquette when using premade icons -- don’t forget to like or reblog the post you saved them from, and give credit where credit is needed.