This tool exports image URLs, not the image files themselves - there’s no zip download built in. For bulk-downloading the actual photos, the usual workflow is: export the images only format here to get every URL in one CSV column, then hand that list to a batch-download tool or browser extension built for exactly that (most accept a plain list of URLs).

Each row also includes which product and position the image belongs to, so you can rename downloaded files to match if your download tool supports it.

This two-step approach - URLs here, downloading elsewhere - keeps this tool doing one job well rather than becoming a slow, all-in-one image downloader.

This also means the export works as a lightweight audit on its own, even before you download a single image: sorting the URL column can surface broken links or unexpectedly small file names, which is often easier to spot in a spreadsheet than by clicking through product pages one at a time.