Clean Up Messy Filenames with Cleanup Rules
Filename cleanup rules let you stack multiple find-and-replace passes — stripping prefixes and replacing characters — so messy URL-derived names are tidy before saving.
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Use a CSV or TXT List for Custom Download Filenames
Upload a CSV or TXT file of filenames — one per row, aligned to your URL order — and the Filename Constructor names each downloaded image exactly as you specified.
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Build Custom Filenames with the Filename Constructor
The Filename Constructor lets you assemble download filenames from drag-and-drop segments like sequence numbers, timestamps, URL parts, and custom tokens.
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Combine Download IF URL Conditions with AND/OR Logic
Chain several Download IF URL conditions with AND or OR logic, adding and removing rows until only the URLs you want download.
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Download IF URL: Contains, Not Contains, and Regex
Download IF URL tests each link as it runs, using Contains, Not Contains, and Regex conditions so only matching URLs download.
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Download Settings: File Types, ZIP, Folders, and Order
Per-task download settings let you filter file types, zip results, build folders by domain or URL path, schedule runs, and respect list order.
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The Docked Toolbar and Bulk Task Controls Explained
Use the docked toolbar to save, run, and stop bulk tasks, then read the download report for a full run summary including failures.
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Advanced Image Filter: Preview and Cull Before Download
The Advanced Image Filter previews thumbnails across tasks and lets you search, filter, and bulk select URLs so you only download the right images.
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Upload Mode: Process Local Images Without Hosting
Upload mode turns a task's URL field into a drop zone so you can process local files with the same resize, convert, and watermark pipeline — no hosting required.
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Bulk-Build Download Tasks From template.csv
Download template.csv, build many tasks at once in a spreadsheet with one row per task, then bulk import them into the extension as ready-to-run task cards.
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