How to Download Images from Pixieset

Pixieset is an amazing photosharing software I use to send you your photos! It’s super user-friendly and you can even print your images straight from the website!

If you are a fellow photographer who wants to start using Pixieset. You don’t have to pay to sign up or use, and you can get even more storage by using THIS referral link!

Please be sure to SAVE YOUR IMAGES somewhere else (i.e. iCloud, Hard Drive, USB, CD) once they’re downloaded. Your images will only online for 6-8 weeks after they are delivered to you.

IMPORTANT PRINTING INFORMATION

If you decide to print on your own, PLEASE be sure to download them on your desktop and then send those images to your printer. The software recognizes what type of device is being used to download them. So, by downloading them on your desktop/computer, they will be downloaded in the higher resolution which will make for better quality prints.

If you download them on your phone, and then send them to the printer from your phone, they will be in a very low and poor quality and the prints will not turn out as well.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD IMAGES ON DESKTOP

If you want to download the entire collection, you simply click on the Download icon shown at the top right of the Gallery view.

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For Single Photo Download, you can either hover over the photo and click the Download button while it’s still in gallery viewing mode

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OR you can click the image you want to download and click on the Download Icon located on the individual image you would like to download.

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You will have the chance to select the Sets they would like to Download (if applicable), and also choose the Download Size. You can always come back to this page at a later time, and select another size or more Sets to Download.

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Here’s an explanation of the different sizes:

Web Size

The Web Size files are much smaller and therefore are faster to download and upload. They are ideal for sharing on Social Media or for quick viewing.

High Resolution

High Resolution images are, the original files exactly as I have uploaded them. This will provide you with the full resolution files I have uploaded, without any compression or resizing. These files take up more space, and will take much longer to download.

Jordan Law