Download Your Results
How to access, manage, and troubleshoot your processed files.
How Downloads Work
Automatic Downloads:
Most V2Stack tools automatically trigger a download after processing:
- Processing completes - You'll see a preview of your result
- Download starts - File downloads to your default downloads folder
- Filename - Usually formatted as
processed-originalname.ext - Original preserved - Your source file remains unchanged
Manual Download:
If automatic download doesn't start:
- Look for the "Download" button below the preview
- Click to initiate download
- Choose save location if prompted
- File saves to your device
Where Files Are Saved
Default Download Locations:
Windows:
C:\Users\[YourName]\Downloads\
Mac:
/Users/[YourName]/Downloads/
Linux:
/home/[YourName]/Downloads/
ChromeOS:
Files app → Downloads
Mobile Devices:
iOS (Safari):
- Files app → Downloads folder
- Images may save directly to Photos app
- Check Settings → Safari → Downloads for location
Android (Chrome):
- Files app → Downloads folder
- "My Files" app → Downloads
- Images may appear in Gallery automatically
Changing Download Location
Desktop Browsers:
Chrome:
- Settings → Downloads
- Click "Change" next to Location
- Choose new folder
- Toggle "Ask where to save each file" if desired
Firefox:
- Settings → General → Files and Applications
- Click "Browse" next to Save files to
- Choose new folder
Safari:
- Safari → Preferences → General
- Choose location from "File download location" dropdown
Edge:
- Settings → Downloads
- Click "Change" next to Location
- Choose new folder
Mobile:
iOS:
- Settings → Safari → Downloads
- Choose "On My iPhone" or "iCloud Drive"
Android:
- Chrome Settings → Downloads
- Choose download location (varies by device)
File Naming Conventions
Standard Format:
[original-name]-[operation].[ext]
Examples:
- Original:
vacation-photo.jpg - Compressed:
vacation-photo-compressed.jpg - Resized:
vacation-photo-resized.jpg - Converted:
vacation-photo.png
Playground:
The Download node keeps each file's name, or uses the pattern you set, for example {name}-{w}x{h}.
Multiple Downloads:
[original-name]-[operation]-[timestamp].[ext]
Managing Downloads
Finding Recent Downloads:
Keyboard Shortcuts:
- Chrome/Edge: Ctrl+J (Windows) or Cmd+J (Mac)
- Firefox: Ctrl+J (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+J (Mac)
- Safari: Cmd+Option+L (Mac)
File Explorer:
- Windows: Open File Explorer → Downloads
- Mac: Finder → Downloads
- Linux: Files → Downloads
Organizing Downloads:
Best Practices:
- Create folders by project/date
- Rename files descriptively
- Delete processed files after use
- Backup important files
Suggested Structure:
Downloads/ ├── Images/ │ ├── Compressed/ │ ├── Converted/ │ └── Edited/ ├── Projects/ │ ├── Project-Name-1/ │ └── Project-Name-2/ └── Archive/
Download Troubleshooting
Problem: Download doesn't start
Solutions:
- Check browser pop-up blocker settings
- Ensure sufficient disk space
- Try a different browser
- Clear browser cache
- Disable browser extensions temporarily
Problem: File won't open
Solutions:
- Verify file extension matches format
- Try opening with different application
- Check if file is corrupted (re-download)
- Update your image viewer software
- Try online file viewer
Problem: Can't find downloaded file
Solutions:
- Check browser's download history (Ctrl+J / Cmd+J)
- Search your Downloads folder by date
- Search entire computer for filename
- Check if browser saves to different location
- Look in "Recent Files" (Windows) or "Recents" (Mac)
Problem: Download is slow
Solutions:
- Check internet connection (for initial page load)
- Close other browser tabs
- Restart browser
- Check available disk space
- Try a different browser
Note: Processing is client-side, so download speed only affects the initial page load, not the processing itself.
Problem: File appears corrupted
Solutions:
- Re-download the file
- Check original file wasn't corrupted
- Try processing again
- Use a different tool/format
- Contact support if issue persists
Privacy & Security
Your Files Are Safe:
- Never uploaded - All processing happens in your browser
- Never stored - We don't save your files on servers
- Never shared - Your files are private
- Never tracked - No usage tracking or analytics on files
Browser Cache:
Your browser may temporarily cache files:
- This is controlled by your browser settings
- Clear cache through browser settings if needed
- We don't control browser caching
Secure Downloads:
- All downloads use HTTPS
- Files are not modified during download
- Original quality is preserved
Mobile-Specific Tips
iOS:
- Large files may save to Files app instead of Photos
- HEIC format may convert to JPEG automatically
- Check iCloud settings for photo sync
Android:
- Downloads may appear in Gallery automatically
- Use "Files by Google" for better file management
- Check SD card if external storage is set as default
Batch Downloads
Playground:
When a flow makes several files:
- The Download node saves one file, or a ZIP when several arrive
- You can choose separate files instead, or always a ZIP
- Every node's own files can also be saved from the panel on the right
Tip: Process files individually for better control over download locations.
Need Help?
Can't find your file? Download not working? Contact support and we'll help you troubleshoot.
Still stuck? Ask on the contact page.