Download all Adobe Stock purchased images

[John_Arneson]

Is there a way to do this, yet?

[twaritar3263062]

Hi John,

Thanks for reaching out to the Adobe Stock community.

Are you looking to download all your license history assets in bulk?

Regards,

Twarita

[John_Arneson]

Correct, how best to do this?

[twaritar3263062]

John,

Unfortunately, the feature that you have requested here is still in pipeline and we do not have an ETA on it. As of now, you need to go to an individual image and download it one by one.

Feel free to update this thread in case of any additional questions.

Regards,

Twarita

[LKG99]

I have the same question/request. Is there any way you can add emphasis to this request for adobe to address this issue ASAP? It's horribly inefficient to have to download purchased/licensed images one-by-one.

[tomkraeutler]

I have also asked for this feature for well over 2 years now.  It's obviously not that difficult to accomplish programatically, hence I suspect there a business reason its not done yet.  Perhaps Adobe hopes we'll forget we have an image already paid for and buy another? I have 57 "pages" of paid-for, licensed images and simply want to download them as a group so they are easier to manage.  I have rarely seen so many people ask for a feature and not have it addressed reasonably quickly.

[AdmInIstrator]

this ist unpossible. You will need either 5000 people, who will zip and provide the images when they are retrieved. Even programming is totally difficult, at least it would take about 150 Adobe programmers, who just have 2 years to solve such a complex task.

[John_Arneson]

Wrong answer.

[samz50909916]

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Bumping this btw, need this feature asap!

[adamm4303849]

That is 100% inaccurate Administrator1. There is an app for the Mac called SiteSucker. You enter a URL and it downloads all files on that URL including images. Settings allow you to adjust what type of files you want to download. You would not have to have 5000 people. All that is need is to allow all files to be displayed on one page. Now for someone who has 57 pages of stuff that maybe to much for their internet connection to handle. My point is this is not ROCKET science. 

Adobe wants everyone to forget what they have so you will just go by more.

[stockphoto405012]

I too suspect this is not man power issued.
I have worked with P&G over 15 years ago when the internet was 56k
and they had an image site of the brand allowing you to ask for a download and it would send you a link after a few minutes with zip file up to 1Gb each 

If you want, I can set you up with a programmer that will set it up for you for a less than $1 for every user Adobe have. 

We all back up offline. We Paid for it

And since you bought Fotolia.com - They already had the feature.  Shame on you!

[sarad33717362]

Any progress on this issue? It would be good to at leaste be able to export all the thumbnails or be able to search through licenced images so we can reused licenced images that were'nt used in a final concept.

[EvilBugQueen1]

Yes, there are updates planned for license history. As always we appreciate your feedback.

[Timo K - RG]

Is there a timeline for the update? When will this feature be available?

[EvilBugQueen1]

I know it's in the works and that many people will be happy once it is done.

[Burton5C69]

We're in the same boat with thousands of images in our history. Do we still have no expected date for this tool/functionality to bulk download previously purchased images?

[defaultwk84kaulnkxe]

Having same issues here in our conpany. We are in need of downloading 500+ images for one project, and it would be good to have Bulk Download option in Adobe Stock. It is really frustrating not having that feature and go through one by one to download 500+ iamges.