> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/~/revisions/g18PriCA5my8tVHIv5Mt/support/faq/listly-image-downloader/whats-different-about-listly-image-downloader.md).

# What's different about Listly Image Downloader?

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Listly Image Downloader uses image URLs easily extracted through Listly to download images in the same order they appear on the website, or to bulk download images with desired filenames.For example, assume product images are displayed on a website in the order shown above. To help understanding, a sequence number has been added to each image.

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#### Other I**mage Downloaders**&#x20;

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Most image downloaders use the filenames specified by the website as-is. These filenames are often composed of hard-to-understand numbers or combinations of letters, and when sorted by name the image order becomes jumbled.
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**Listly Image Downloader**

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Listly Image Downloader can set filenames based on an Excel file or assign numbers according to the order of the input URLs. This makes matching with data easy and allows clean downloads with organized filenames. For user convenience, it also offers options commonly found in image downloaders: using the original filename from the site or assigning only numbers.
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