Download Product Images from a Store Catalog

Tested ecommerce platforms: Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix Stores, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, Magento, Shopware, and OpenCart. Public-data and URL compatibility varies. See supported URLs.

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Discover products before you process them

Start with a public store, collection, or product URL. Store Catalog looks for product pages in the public data the store makes available. What it finds depends on the store and URL type.

Product count is not image count. The preview count is the number of products discovered. Previewing, filtering, and selecting products is free. Credits are used only when selected products are processed.

Store Catalog preview of 692 Allbirds products with pagination, collection and vendor filters, and product selection controls. — In this Allbirds test, Store Catalog found 692 products. The preview shows pagination, collection and vendor filters, and product selection before processing.

When to use Store Catalog

Find product pages for you

Start from a supported store, collection, or product URL when you do not already have every product-page URL.

Choose part of a catalog

Use available collection and vendor filters to narrow a large catalog before choosing which products to process.

Keep images organized by product

Each product has its own images, review controls, and downloads. Combined ZIPs keep products in separate folders and include metadata that maps downloaded files back to their product and source.

Keep completed work

Completed products remain available if another product fails or you cancel the remaining work, so unfinished products can be retried separately.

Already have the exact product pages? Use Multiple URLs. Only need images from one product page? Use Scan Single Page or read the Product Image Downloader guide. Store Catalog is the workflow for discovering products across a supported public store.

What you can do after processing

You can review a product's images, download its ZIP, inspect metadata, or add its files to a combined ZIP. Each completed result shows its image count and whether larger verified source files were found.

The combined download shows the current image-file count and estimated size. Once the ZIP is built, check how many image files were actually included and retry any failed file downloads without reprocessing completed products. You can include all verified versions if you want the additional files available for each selected product. Higher-resolution recovery is included when the scan can find and verify a larger public version of the same image.

You can also review each product's images and alt text, adjust image filters and filenames, or download an image list (CSV). Combined exports include a run manifest plus per-product product, variant, and asset metadata. Large combined downloads are split into ZIP parts when needed.

Completed Store Catalog run for five Allbirds products with per-product review, ZIP download, metadata, and combined download controls. — In this five-product Allbirds test, all five products completed in 2m 11s. The selected products produced 59 product image files at about 153 MB. No larger verified source files were found in this run; including all verified versions would add 34 extra files.

Keep completed products if something fails

If a product fails or you cancel the remaining work, completed products stay available. Retry only the unfinished products instead of rerunning successful ones. Failed processing and queued products cancelled before processing starts use no credits. A product cancelled after processing starts can still use its normal 2-credit processing charge.

Plans, credits, and saved results

Catalog Preview is free. Business supports up to 250 selected products per run, and Scale supports up to 1,000. Each successfully processed product uses 2 credits. Paid results stay available for 24 hours after the run finishes, so you can reopen, review, and download them again during that window without using more credits. After the result expires, processing those products again uses the normal credits.

Supported Store Catalog platforms

We have tested Store Catalog on eight ecommerce platforms: Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix Stores, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, Magento (Adobe Commerce), Shopware 6, and OpenCart. What Store Catalog can discover depends on the public data and URL type each store exposes.

Shopify supports compatible public store and collection catalogs. WooCommerce and Wix discovery depends on public product sitemaps or linked product pages. PrestaShop, BigCommerce, Magento, Shopware, and OpenCart have additional platform-specific discovery for supported public categories or product pages. The tested examples do not guarantee every theme, store, or page will work.

Squarespace Commerce: individual product pages can be scanned, and some stores may be discoverable through compatible public sitemaps. There is no dedicated Squarespace Store Catalog discovery path or guarantee of complete product discovery.

See supported platforms and which URLs to use, including tested examples and limitations, before processing credits.