AmzDL
Download Amazon product videos, images and reviews
E-Commerce·Productivity·Marketing
What is AmzDL?
AmzDL is a browser extension for Amazon sellers, agencies and researchers. Open any Amazon listing and download every product, creator and A+ video as a real MP4 taken from Amazon's own stream (no screen recording), all gallery, variant and A+ images as HD originals up to 3000px, and the listing's reviews to .xlsx/.csv. Works on 20+ Amazon marketplaces. Image downloads are free; Pro adds videos, reviews and AI analysis.
Amazon serves product videos as HLS streams, so most people end up screen-recording them. AmzDL takes the highest-quality stream Amazon serves and joins it into an MP4 without re-encoding: no cursor, no player controls, no watermark. It finds the main product and brand videos, creator and review videos from the video carousel, and videos inside A+ modules, which most tools miss.
The image downloader grabs the real files instead of the 500px preview: the main gallery, every colour and size variant and the A+ / EBC modules, as HD originals up to 3000px. Image downloads are free and unlimited on every marketplace.
The review exporter pages through a listing's reviews and writes one row per review to .xlsx and .csv, with rating, title, full text, author, date, verified purchase, variation and helpful votes, plus an AI sentiment label computed locally. AI review analysis clusters complaints, ranks them by star impact and separates product problems from listing problems.
One-click bulk download files a whole listing into a folder named after the ASIN and title (01_main-images, 02_variants, 03_aplus, 04_customer-photos, 05_videos, 06_360-spin and a manifest.xlsx). Everything runs locally in the browser and works on 20+ Amazon marketplaces including amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .co.jp, .fr and .ca. No sign-up is needed to start; Pro is $7.99/month or $79.99 once.
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