To export or back up all images used in Webflow CMS, you'll need to manually extract image URLs or download them indirectly since Webflow does not offer a direct "Export All CMS Images" tool.
1. Export the CMS Collection Data
- Go to the Webflow Designer and click the CMS Collections panel.
- Select the CMS collection you want and click the Export icon (small arrow) in the top right of the CMS panel.
- This downloads a CSV file that contains all your item fields, including image URLs (for image or multi-image fields).
2. Extract and Download Images
- Open the CSV file in Excel, Google Sheets, or similar.
- Look for columns containing image URLs.
- For multi-image fields, URLs may be comma-separated in one cell.
- Use a tool, browser extension, or script to batch download images from these URLs:
- Extensions like “Download All Images” (Chrome)
- Tools like DownThemAll
- Alternatively, manually paste links into a browser and save.
3. Download Project Assets (Optional for Static Images)
- If you also want static images (not in CMS), click Assets panel > Download icon next to each asset.
- There’s no bulk export option in the Assets panel—manual download is required.
4. Use Webflow API for Advanced Automation (Optional)
- The Webflow CMS API allows for programmatic extraction of item data, including image URLs.
- You'll need an API token and basic scripting knowledge (e.g., Python, Node.js).
- This is useful for large-scale sites but not necessary for general backups.
Summary
To back up CMS images from Webflow, export the CMS as CSV to get image URLs, then use a downloader tool or script to save the files. Webflow does not currently support native bulk image export from CMS.