Copy, Export CSV, and Download Scraped Image URLs

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From a results list to something you can use

A scan or bulk scrape gives you a list of images, but a list on its own is not the finish line. You usually want those URLs in a spreadsheet, on your clipboard, or saved to disk. The results header in Bulk Image Downloader From URL List is where that happens — a small set of controls that turn a pile of results into copied text, an exported file, or a finished download.

Copy URLs and Export CSV

Two buttons cover the “get the data out” cases. Copy URLs takes the list and puts it on your clipboard in one click — handy when you want to paste the addresses into another tool, a document, or a message. Export CSV goes further and writes out the metadata as a CSV file you can open in a spreadsheet, which is the right choice when you want to sort, review, or archive the details rather than just the links.

Both of these respect your selection, and that behavior is worth remembering:

  • If you have images selected, the export covers selected only.
  • If nothing is selected, everything goes.

So if you only want a subset in your CSV, select those images first, then export. No selection means the full list.

Downloading from the results

When you are ready to actually save the images, there are two paths. Download Images Here loads the options page — the Downloader — with your results, where the full set of download settings lives. If you only want part of the collection, make your selection first and use Download Selected so just that subset moves forward.

The pattern is consistent across the results header: selection drives the scope. Decide what you want, select it (or leave nothing selected for all), then choose the action.

A quick workflow

  • Finish your scan or bulk scrape so the images are in your results.
  • Optionally select the specific images you care about.
  • Use Copy URLs to grab the links, or Export CSV for metadata in a spreadsheet.
  • To save images, use Download Images Here for the whole set or Download Selected for a subset.

When to use which

Reach for Copy URLs when you just need the raw links somewhere else fast. Choose Export CSV when you want a record — dimensions, sources, and other details organized in columns you can filter and sort later. Use Download Images Here when the goal is the actual files and you want the options page’s processing tools, and Download Selected when you have already narrowed the list to exactly what you want. Before any of these, it is worth tightening your results with filters and deduplication so your export or download carries only what matters. Clean selection in, clean output out — that is the habit that keeps large batches manageable.