> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sharinpix.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sharinpix.com/faqs/how-can-i-download-images-from-sharinpix.md).

# how can I download images from SharinPix

Once uploaded in SharinPix, images are always available for download.

You can even ask to download the original file, a transformed version (cropped, rotated) with or without annotation.

Here are the different options to download images from SharinPix :

* Right click on image download **is not working**
* Download icon is available by configuration : [Large View toolbar Download](/documentation/features/download-images/download-icon-from-the-toolbar.md)\
  For that you have to set the image\_download ability to true : [SharinPix Abilities](/documentation/access-and-security/sharinpix-abilities.md)\
  This could be done in the VF code page, in the controller code or even globally at the org from the [SharinPix settings](/getting-started/advanced-configuration-customizing-your-sharinpix-components-with-sharinpix-permissions.md)
* Customizable Download link/button you can add as footer to your VF page : [Image Large View Interaction with Footer](/documentation/features/search-images/how-to-personalize-the-image-large-view-and-interaction-footer.md)
* ZIP download from image selection (require Premium license)


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