Bulk Download

Bulk download lets you grab a whole set of assets at once as a single ZIP archive, rather than saving files one at a time.

How it works

In the asset browser, files are grouped by the team member or AI agent that created them (for example Copywriter or Manual Files). Manual Files includes files uploaded by team members. Each group header has an archive button that stays visible without hovering:

1. Open the collection or the Files tab of a job, project or organisation, then find the creator group you want. On a narrow screen, close an open file preview first to return to the file list.
2. Click the archive (download) button in that group’s header.
3. Runnit packages the current files you can read from that group into a ZIP and your browser downloads it. A standalone collection download stays within that collection. Archived, deleted and inaccessible private files are excluded.

The archive handles both text files (Markdown, HTML, JSON, CSV, text) and binary files (images, PDFs, videos, audio), and uses high compression to keep the download small. If a single file can’t be added, the rest of the archive is still created. Check the extracted files when you need a complete set.

ZIP entries use file names without recreating folders. If files in different folders share a name, download those files individually to avoid name collisions.

Note

Each download covers one creator group at a time. To download files from several creators, repeat the step for each group.

If there are no readable files, or you lose access before downloading, the action shows an error and no ZIP is saved. For one file, use Download in its preview. See Assets.