How do I download images from an Excel or spreadsheet file?

Open the Sheet Image Downloader desktop app, load your spreadsheet file (Excel .xlsx, Google Sheets export, or CSV), and the app reads the Image URL column automatically. Configure your output folder and click Start Batch. All images are downloaded locally to your machine — no browser or cloud upload is involved.

Does Sheet Image Downloader upload my files or data to any server?

No. Sheet Image Downloader is a fully local desktop application. Your spreadsheet file, output folder, and downloaded images never leave your computer. There is no cloud processing, no account required, and no data collection.

What happens when some image downloads fail?

Version 1.0.0 generates a run report listing every failed URL with the reason. You can export the failed URL list as a CSV and use the Retry Failed Only mode to re-run just those URLs — without re-processing the entire sheet. This is especially useful for large supplier or catalog image jobs.

Bulk image workflow

Download product images from Sheet with a cleaner desktop workflow.

Q: Which spreadsheet formats are supported?

The app supports .xlsx (Excel), .xls (legacy Excel), Google Sheets exports, and CSV files. The only required column is Image URL; File Name and Folder Path are optional columns that help you organize the downloaded images into subfolders.

Bulk download images from any spreadsheet URL list — Excel, Google Sheets exports, or CSV. Free for Windows and Mac, entirely local, no browser or cloud upload required.

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FreeLocal desktop appRename images in batchReports + failed-only retry

Main app preview

Sheet Image Downloader main app screenshot

Core features

Everything You Need to Turn Spreadsheet URLs into Organized Image Folders

Built for ecommerce teams, catalog operators, and suppliers who need repeatable local batch downloads without uploading sheets to the cloud.

Spreadsheet-first batches

Start each job from Excel or CSV rows with image URLs, names, and destination folders already mapped.

Direct-to-folder saving

Download product, supplier, and catalog images straight into local folders instead of collecting files tab by tab.

Batch image renaming

Name downloaded files from spreadsheet fields so SKUs, suppliers, and catalog folders stay consistent.

Repeatable job history

Review past runs, reuse settings, and keep recurring marketplace or supplier image tasks easier to repeat.

Simple workflow

From spreadsheet to image folder in four clean steps

A focused desktop flow: load your sheet, start the batch, monitor progress, then reuse the same setup for recurring image jobs.

Load Sheet

Import Excel or CSV rows with image URLs, file names, and folders.

Start Batch

Choose output rules once and run the whole spreadsheet locally.

Track Progress

See status, logs, and failed items without switching browser tabs.

Retry & Repeat

Retry failed URLs and reuse the same workflow for future jobs.

Before vs After

Skip the Tab-Switching. One Focused App Instead of a Dozen Browser Tabs.

Before

Copy links one by one or juggle browser tabs
Lose time rebuilding jobs when some rows fail
Switch between scattered steps and output folders
Clean up the workflow after the run instead of before it

After

Start from one Sheet file instead of fragmented manual steps
Use a more focused desktop workflow for repeated image jobs
Use Retry Failed Only and Export Failed URLs to recover from supplier or network issues
Keep the whole process clearer, flatter, and more readable

APP Screenshots

Download

Load Sheet, configure output, and start the batch.

History

Review previous jobs and repeat work more easily.

Settings

Manage a cleaner desktop workflow in one place.

Logs

Check what happened after long image download runs.

Help

Guide first-time users with a simpler support view.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Sheet Image Downloader

Input

Sheet file

What does the Sheet file need?
The required column is Image URL. File Name and Folder Path are optional, but useful for cleaner output.

Retry

Control

Can I retry failed downloads later?
Yes. The workflow is aimed at repeated jobs, so retries are part of the expected use case.

Privacy

Local app

Does it run in the browser?
No. It is designed as a desktop app workflow for local file handling.

Fit

Best users

Who is it best for?
People handling recurring product-image, catalog, or supplier-media jobs from spreadsheets.

Download

Choose your desktop package

Version V1.0.0 is available for Windows and macOS. Pick the package that matches your desktop system, then run Sheet Image Downloader locally for spreadsheet-based image downloads.

Windows package

Windows 10 / 11

For Windows users who need the Sheet Image Downloader package for local spreadsheet image download workflows.

VersionV1.0.0

Size77.7–81.5 MB

SystemWindows 10 / 11

FormatEXE

Includes x64 and ARM64 installers. Click to choose the right version.

Mac package

macOS 11+

For Mac users who want the universal DMG package for a cleaner local desktop setup.

VersionV1.0.0

Size174.4 MB

SystemmacOS 11 Big Sur or later

FormatUniversal DMG

SHA256: 64306d6763ca330ae12eed3ec8ab0ea5409e1159f7d1db1bfbb0a89d97bb8aad

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