Copy, Export CSV, and Download Scraped Image URLs
Copy URLs to the clipboard, export image metadata to CSV, and download everything or just your selection straight from the scraper results header.
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Tag: bulk image downloader import
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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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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Export and Re-Import Download Tasks via CSV (Schema v4)
Export all download tasks to CSV (schema v4) and import them back — a full round-trip for backing up, sharing, and editing your tuned jobs in a spreadsheet.
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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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Export Just the Image URLs (Without Downloading)
Learn to export a list of image urls instead of files, using copy and CSV export after a scan for audits, sharing, and clean handoffs to other tools.
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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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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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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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Custom Filenames in CSV Export: Keep Them Through Re-Import
How custom filenames in CSV export are stored with your tasks and restored on re-import, so a carefully named batch keeps its names across backups and transfers.
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