Auto Folders for Downloads: Build Nested Paths From the URL Itself
How auto folders for downloads turn the source URL into a tidy nested folder structure automatically, so you never sort thousands of images by hand.
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Queued Downloads vs Scheduling: Which Mode to Use When
A clear breakdown of queued downloads vs scheduling, what each mode actually does, and how to choose the right one for batch and recurring image jobs.
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Download a Single Task Only: Run One Task Without the Whole Queue
How to download a single task only using the per-task download icon, so one task runs while the rest of your queue stays put.
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Append vs Replace: Two Ways to Append or Replace Task URLs From the Scraper
How to append or replace task URLs when handing scraped images from the side panel into a download task, and when each choice is the right one.
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Send Scraped Images to a Task: New, Append, or Replace
How to send scraped images to a task from the side panel, choosing to create, append, or replace, with the target marked draft for review.
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Area Scan: Grab Images From Just One Region of a Page
How area scan page region selection lets you capture images from a single part of a page, skipping headers, sidebars, and ads.
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How Deep Scan Works Under the Hood
A plain explanation of how deep scan works, auto-scrolling and waiting to capture lazy-loaded, AJAX, and infinite-scroll images a regular scan skips.
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Find the Best Parallel Download Setting for Your Connection
How to find the best parallel download setting: start at 5-10, raise concurrency gradually, pair high counts with ZIP mode, and reduce if a server blocks you.
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Save Drafts While Typing, and Why It Matters for Big Lists
Why the ability to save drafts while typing protects long URL lists and settings, and how draft status fits the task workflow before you download.
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Stop Using Save Image As for Bulk Image Jobs
Why you should stop using save image as for bulk work, and the repeatable, processed workflow that replaces hundreds of right-clicks.
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