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ImageX
Collects images in bulk from any page, organised and ready to use — built for catalogue and creative work at volume.
The problem
What it exists to fix.
Catalogue work involves a lot of image handling, and most of it is done by hand — right-clicking, saving, renaming, sorting into folders.
At a few dozen products this is tedious. At a few thousand it is a job, and it is a job that produces inconsistent filenames and missing images that only surface later as broken product pages.
It is exactly the kind of repetitive, rule-based work that should not be done by a person.
What it does
Capabilities.
Bulk collection
Every image from a page or set of pages in one operation rather than one at a time.
Organised output
Named and foldered consistently, so the set is usable immediately rather than needing sorting.
Filter by size and type
Skip thumbnails, icons and tracking pixels, and collect only what is actually usable.
Works at catalogue scale
Built for thousands of products rather than a handful.
Pairs with Photo Editor
Collected images can go straight into cropping, retouching and background removal.
REST API and webhooks
Runs as part of a workflow rather than as a manual task somebody triggers.
Who it is for
Fit.
- Best fit
- Ecommerce and catalogue teams handling image volume
- Common uses
- Catalogue migration, supplier image collection, creative asset gathering
- Industries
- Ecommerce and fashion
- Not a fit for
- Collecting images you do not have the rights to use
What it connects to
It works best as part of a system.
The product handles one job. These are the pieces around it that decide whether that job produces revenue.
Questions
Common questions.
Can we use any image we collect?
No, and this matters. Collecting an image is a technical question; using it is a copyright question, and the two are not the same.
Supplier images you have permission to use, or your own assets, are straightforward. Images from other retailers or photographers are not. We will flag this rather than assume you have rights you may not have.
How many images can it handle at once?
[CONTENT TO VERIFY — confirm volume limits before publishing.]
Does it work with supplier catalogues?
Usually, and it is the most common use — collecting supplier product imagery for a catalogue you are building, with permission in place.
Want to see it running on your site?
We will set it up against your actual traffic rather than a demo account, so you can judge it on real enquiries.