ShopEDown
Download Shopee videos, images and reviews
E-Commerce·Productivity·Marketing
What is ShopEDown?
ShopEDown is a Chrome extension (it also installs in Microsoft Edge) for Shopee sellers, dropshippers and researchers. Open any Shopee product page and it saves the listing into one folder per product, named after the site, item ID and title, with numbered subfolders from 01_Main to 06_Review_Videos and the spreadsheets beside them. It works on all ten Shopee sites (SG, MY, ID, TH, PH, VN, TW, BR, MX, AR) on desktop; the interface comes in 16 languages.
Free and unlimited, no account: main images, every variant image (named after its option, for example variant_02_Cream.jpg), the long description images, the product-info sheet and every SKU with price, stock and units sold, as Excel and CSV.
Shopee has no save button for product videos. ShopEDown saves the exact MP4 Shopee stores, in the highest resolution the listing has, with no watermark added and no re-encoding. A logo the seller put inside the video stays. No link to paste, no screen recording.
Reviews: save review photos and review videos, and export reviews to Excel and CSV with an AI sentiment label per review (positive, neutral, negative). 200 reviews by default, up to 500, or only the 1 to 3 star ones, which is where the complaint that keeps coming back shows up.
Pro ($7.99/month or $79.99 lifetime, 7-day refund) adds videos, review media, review export and one-click download of everything. ShopEDown reads what the page has already loaded and sends Shopee nothing extra while you browse; files go from Shopee straight to your disk, never through ShopEDown's servers. It does not download Shopee Live or the Shopee Video feed, and it is an independent tool, not affiliated with Shopee.
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