If you're an Amazon seller, dropshipper, or product researcher, you've probably needed to save product images from a listing. Maybe you're building a catalog, creating a comparison sheet, or just need the original hi-res files for a design project.
The problem: Amazon doesn't give you a built-in download button. And right-click saving individual images is painfully slow — especially when a product has 5 color variants × 7 images each.
This guide covers two methods, from manual to fully automated.
Method 1: Right-Click Save (Manual, Slow)
This works for grabbing one or two images quickly.
- Open the Amazon product page
- Click the main image to zoom in
- Right-click the large image → Save image as...
- Repeat for every image and every variant
Limitations:
- You only get the currently selected variant
- Images are the zoomed view, not always the original hi-res file
- Switching between all color/size variants and saving each image takes 10–20 minutes per product
- No way to bulk-download into organized folders
For most sellers managing more than a handful of SKUs, this method doesn't scale.
Method 2: ASINSnap Chrome Extension (Recommended)
ASINSnap is a free Chrome extension built specifically for this. It reads all variant images directly from the product page data — no clicking through each variant manually.
What it does
- Downloads all color/size variant images in one click
- Gets the original hi-res version (not the compressed thumbnail)
- Packages everything into a ZIP file, organized by variant name
- Works on 8 Amazon marketplaces (US, UK, DE, FR, JP, CA, AU, IN)
- No login, no account, no tracking
How to use it
- Install ASINSnap from the Chrome Web Store (coming soon — join the early access list)
- Open any Amazon product detail page (the URL must contain
/dp/) - Click the ASINSnap icon in your browser toolbar — a side panel opens
- You'll see a grid of all images, grouped by variant
- Click Download All — a ZIP file saves to your Downloads folder
The ZIP is automatically named with the product ASIN and organized like this:
B0BSLGZHWP_images/
Blue/
01_main.jpg
02_back.jpg
...
Red/
01_main.jpg
...
How many images does it get?
For a typical apparel listing with 50+ color variants, ASINSnap can pull 200+ images in a single download — in about 30 seconds.
Compare that to right-click saving: at 7 images per variant × 50 variants, that's 350 manual clicks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on all Amazon product pages?
Yes — any page with /dp/ in the URL. That covers all standard product detail pages across supported Amazon marketplaces.
Are the images actually hi-res?
ASINSnap prioritizes the hiRes field from Amazon's image data, which gives you the full-resolution original. When hi-res isn't available (some older listings), it falls back to the large image and filters out compressed thumbnails.
Do I need an Amazon account?
No. The extension reads data that's already loaded in the public product page. No login required.
Is it free?
Image downloading is free forever. Video downloading will be available on a free tier (30 videos/month) when that feature launches.
Will Amazon block it?
No — ASINSnap only reads image URLs that are already publicly visible in the product page source. It doesn't scrape or send requests to Amazon's servers on your behalf.
Bottom Line
If you need to download Amazon product images regularly, the right-click method works for occasional one-off cases. For anything beyond that — multiple variants, multiple products, or bulk workflows — a dedicated tool like ASINSnap saves hours per week.