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Life & fun · February 6, 2026

File Downloader

Export Mass Files & Attachments from Salesforce in One Click

File Downloader launched on February 6, 2026.

What it does

Teams often need Salesforce documents outside the platform. Files Downloader enables bulk export of Salesforce files and attachments, making it easy to share documents across departments, systems, and external tools.

Export Salesforce files, attachments, and Snotes in bulk with Files Downloader- a secure, 100% Salesforce-native app. Start your free trial now!

Quickly download 10000+ files, attachments, and documents from any object, list view, or record- all in just one click. Files Downloader is a secure, 100% Salesforce-native app that lets you export files, attachments, and documents in bulk- right from your Salesforce. Whether you’re handling audits, migrating data, or backing up records, it makes exporting files & attachments effortless in one single click. Trusted by 1,400+ Salesforce admins and teams to manage file heavy orgs- while ensuring data security and full platform compliance. Export thousands of files & attachments instantly- from any standard or custom objects- without performance lag or system timeouts. Whether…from filesdownloader.us

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