Download objects

Use the OSS console

1. Log on to the OSS console.
2. Click the target bucket.
   • New console: Click Buckets, and then click the name of the target bucket.
   • Old console: In the left-side navigation pane, click the name of the target bucket.
3. Click the Files tab. You can perform the operations listed in the following table.

   Operation	Procedure	Description
   Download one or more objects at a time	Select one or more objects. Choose Batch Operation > Download.	You can download up to 100 objects at a time in the console.
   Download a single object	You can use any of the following methods to download a single object: Choose More > Download in the Actions column corresponding to the object. Click the name of an object, or click View Details in the Actions column corresponding to the object. In the View Details dialog box that appears, click Download. Click the name of an object, or click View Details in the Actions column corresponding to the object. In the View Details dialog box that appears, click Open File URL.	If your bucket is bound to a custom domain name, find the Custom Domain Name section in the View Details dialog box. Select the bound custom domain name or None from the drop-down list to generate different URLs of the object. For more information about how to bind a custom domain name, see Bind custom domain names. When you use a browser to access web page objects (such as HTM, HTML, JSP, PLG, HTX, and STM) by using an unmodified URL generated from an OSS domain name, the objects are downloaded. However, if you use a URL generated from a custom domain name, you can preview the object in the browser. When you access an image object by using an unmodified URL: If your bucket was created before September 23, 2019 in mainland China regions, you can use an object URL generated from an OSS domain name or a custom domain name to preview the object in the browser. If your bucket was created after September 23, 2019 in mainland China regions, when you access an image object through the browser by using an object URL generated from an OSS domain name, the image object is downloaded as an attachment. When you access an image object by using an object URL generated from a custom domain name, you can preview the object in the browser. For buckets in regions outside mainland China, when you access an image object by using the OSS domain name or a custom domain name, you can preview the object. Notice Images in formats which the browser does not support previews may be directly downloaded. To resolve this problem, you must install a plug-in that supports previews of objects in the corresponding format in your browser. When you access an object in another format by using the URL, the object is downloaded as an attachment.
   Preview an object	Preview an object by using the console Click the name of an object, or click View Details in the Actions column corresponding to the object. If your browser supports previews of objects in this format, you can preview the object in the View Details dialog box that appears. Preview an object by using the object URL Click the name of an object, or click View Details in the Actions column corresponding to the object. In the View Details dialog box that appears, click Open File URL.
   Share an object	Click the name of an object, or click View Details in the Actions column corresponding to the object. In the View Details dialog box that appears, click Copy File URL. Send the object URL to other visitors.	If you want to share the URL of an object whose ACL is private with other visitors, set Validity Period (Seconds) during which the object can be shared. The default validity period of the URL is 3,600 seconds. The maximum validity period is 32400 seconds. If the validity period expires, the URL cannot be used to download the object. For more information about how to obtain a URL with a longer validity period, see How to obtain the URL of an uploaded object.

Use ossbrowser

ossbrowser is a graphical object management tool for OSS. You can use ossbrowser to download objects you need. For more information, see Quick start.

Use ossutil

ossutil is a command-line tool for OSS. You can use ossutil to download objects you need. For more information, see cp.

Use APIs and SDKs