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Download files from AEM Assets (DAM Admin) — images, videos, PDFs and more. Current page, all pages, or selected items. AEM DAM Downloader helps you download digital assets from Adobe Experience Manager (AEM Assets) Classic UI (DAM Admin) quickly and reliably. Use it on pages where the URL contains: /damadmin#/content/dam/... KEY FEATURES • Download from the current page, all pages, or selected items only • Support for images, videos, PDFs, and many other file types • Download as individual files or as a single ZIP archive • Keep folder structure inside the archive • Include or exclude subfolders • Filter assets by file type before downloading • Settings for default file types and download preferences • Interface available in 11 languages WHO IT IS FOR Content managers, developers, and designers who work with AEM Digital Asset Management (DAM) in Classic UI. HOW TO USE 1. Open a folder in AEM DAM Admin 2. Click the extension icon 3. Choose download mode and options 4. Click Download IMPORTANT • Works with AEM Assets Classic UI (damadmin) only • Modern Touch UI / Assets UI is not supported • The extension uses your existing AEM session in the browser to access assets you are already allowed to view PERMISSIONS • activeTab — to interact with the current DAM Admin tab • downloads — to save files to your computer • scripting — to inject the content script when needed • storage — to save your settings and language preference
Jul 17, 2026
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