How to Easily Download All Images from A Squarespace Website
UPDATE:
Here’s another way to download images from Squarespace that is super easy! You just need to have access to the site that you’re downloading the images from.
How to Download All Images From a Squarespace Website
If you’ve ever tried to download all the images from a Squarespace website, you already know it’s not as simple as it should be. Squarespace is great for a lot of things, but it doesn’t have a “download all” button for your images.
So whether you’re backing up your site, moving to a new platform, or your Squarespace trial is about to expire and you want to save your photos first, here’s the workaround I use. It works on any Squarespace site, and it’s completely free.
There are 2 things you need to download images from your Squarespace website:
Chrome Extension Tab Save
STEPS TO SAVE IMAGES
First up, open Screaming Frog.
Now that you have that opened, type in the URL of the site you want to search.
Scroll to the External section, and click Images.
Select the image URL’s on the left. To select all, click the first one, hold the Shift key, then click the last one and it will highlight all of them.
Copy the highlighted images (“Ctrl + C” or “Command + C” on Mac)
NOW GO TO Chrome AND open the Tab Save extension.
Click the DOI entry link.
Paste the URLs that you copied from Screaming Frog (“Ctrl + V” on PC or “Command + V” on Mac).
Then click the Download image with the down arrow. This will save them wherever your files are saved on Chrome.
Psst: Not sure where that is? Go to your Chrome Settings and click Downloads.
And that’s it!
Now you have all of your Squarespace images easily saved in one place.
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Final Thoughts
Downloading images from a Squarespace website takes a couple of extra steps, but once you’ve done it, it’s quick and painless. Whether you’re backing up your site, moving your content, or saving photos for a redesign, now you’ve got everything in one folder and ready to go.
If you’re just getting started with Squarespace, my beginner’s guide to Squarespace covers the basics. And if you’re downloading your images because it’s time for a new site, let’s talk. I’d love to help.
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Jessica Miller
With 13+ years of experience, I design custom Squarespace sites that are strategic, intuitive, and built to convert. I specialize in advanced customizations, eCommerce setup, user experience, and strategic site flow.
I love collaborating with clients to bring their ideas to life - without the overwhelm.