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# Export Submissions & Images

## Bulk export of images

### Download all images from a submission

In the gallery view, click the download icon on a submission card to download all its images as a zip file.

### Download all images from a set of submissions

In the table view, select the submissions you want, then go to **Actions > Export**. In the export wizard, choose the format **Download all images**.

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You can choose whether to include images from related submissions. If included, the zip file will contain images from submissions directly related to the ones you selected.

The export runs asynchronously. When it finishes, a notification appears in the bell menu (top right). The zip file is available to download from there.

In the zip file, images are organised into folders:

* **Submission images:** `submissionNumber / systemNameOfImageField`
* **Related submission images:** `parentSubmissionNumber / relationSystemName / relatedSubmissionNumber / systemNameOfImageField`


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