How to download product photos from multiple listings at once

Before a batch of new products goes into your store, every supplier listing needs the same chores: save its photos at full size, put them in a folder named after the product, keep the listing link so you can find the supplier when you reorder, and turn the WebP files into JPG. By hand that is a few minutes per product. With the listings open in tabs, PixLasso does all of them in one download.

Method 1: One listing at a time, by hand (no install)

Make a folder for the product and name it after the product, leaving out the marketplace part of the page title such as "- AliExpress" or "| SHEIN".
Paste the listing's address into a text file in that folder.
Open each gallery photo in its own tab and save it. Marketplaces show resized copies; removing the size part at the end of the address usually gives the original (the dropshipping guide has the addresses for AliExpress, Shein and TikTok Shop).
Rename the files 01, 02, 03 in the order the listing shows them, so the main photo stays first.
If your store wants JPG, square photos or a size limit, run the folder through an image editor. Padding each photo to a white square is a canvas-size step per photo.

That is manageable for three listings. For a new collection of twenty, the saving and renaming take most of an afternoon.

Method 2: Every listing in one ZIP with PixLasso

Add PixLasso to Chrome or Edge.
Open each product listing in its own tab, in one window. Scroll down each one once if its description photos only load as you scroll.
Click the PixLasso icon, choose All tabs and keep Folder per tab on.
Set Min size to 300px to skip icons and review avatars.
For store-ready files (Pro), choose Save as: JPG, a Max size such as 2000 px, and Square, white.
Keep Output: One ZIP file and click Download.

The ZIP has one folder per product, named after the product without the marketplace part ("- AliExpress", "| SHEIN USA", "Amazon.com:"). Inside, the photos are numbered in page order from 001, and source.txt holds the listing's title and link. Two listings with the same title, such as two colours of one product, get separate folders, the second ending in "(2)". Store logos and recommended products that show up on several of your tabs start unselected, so each folder holds that product's own photos.

Folder links (source.txt), folder names without the marketplace part, numbering that restarts in each folder, store logos and recommended products starting unselected, and Square, white arrive in version 0.1.2; the store has 0.1.1 today, which already saves a folder per tab, converts to JPG and limits the size. source.txt is written only into ZIP downloads, not with Separate files.

Saving originals is free up to 30 images per download, so a few listings at a time. Pro, a single payment, removes the limit and converts, resizes and squares a whole batch.

Which photos can you use?

Only photos you have the right to use: your supplier's photos with their permission (many suppliers allow it for the products you resell), and photos you took yourself. The photos on another seller's listing belong to that seller, and a marketplace can remove a listing that reuses them. Check your supplier's terms before you publish.

Tested on AliExpress and a Shopify store, 24 October 2026. Written by the developer of PixLasso, who mentions the extension where it helps, alongside the free method.