How to configure your Image Exporter export

Go to the Exports section and click Add Export. Filter for "Image Exporter" and click the "Add" button.

Figure 1. ExportUI

You can export several pictures per product. Each image needs a URL and a filename that it will be saved under on S3. The mandatory columns are:

If you want to export only one image per product, map the "id" column and "image_name_1" and "image_url_1".

If your items have more than one picture that you want to upload, map the "id" column and as many "image_name" and "image_url" columns as needed.

Important: Make sure to not use duplicate image names within your feed, as this will cause the images to be overwritten on the server.

Figure 2. DataflowImageExporter

All destinations share 4 common settings: - Concurrency: This determines how many images will be downloaded at the same time. - Download Progress Notification Interval: This setting determines how often a notification for the download progress will be shown. - Zipfile (optional): When a filename is entered, all images will be zipped before uploading. - Zip Size Limit: Enter a maximum zip file size in bytes, if neccessary. If the size limit is reached, the images will be exported in several zip files.

Go back to Exports and click on the "Setup" button for the Image Exporter export. Click Add Destination and choose Image Exporter (AWS S3).

Figure 3. DestinationSetup

Enter your AWS credentials in Access Key IDand Secret Access Key, then choose your S3 Region. Add the name of the Bucket the images should be uploaded to and define the Base Path for the images.

Go back to Exports and click on the "Setup" button for the Image Exporter export. Click Add Destination and choose Image Exporter (Microsoft Azure).

Figure 4. DestinationSetup

Enter your Microsoft Azure Credentials in Account Name and Access Key. Add the name of the Blob Container the images should be uploaded to and define the Base Path for the images.

Go back to Exports and click on the "Setup" button for the Image Exporter export. Click Add Destination and choose Image Exporter (FTP or SFTP)

Figure 5. DestinationSetup

Enter the servers address and your credentials, and add the basepath.