SeaArt / DEVICE GUIDE
Download a SeaArt image on iPhone
Use your iPhone browser to save a public SeaArt artwork without installing a downloader app. Start with the artwork detail link and choose the source file or a format your next application accepts.
Download your own work or content you have permission to save.
From the artwork link to a saved file
- Open the individual SeaArt artwork and copy its public detail link.
- Open SeaArt Downloader in your browser and paste the link into the single-artwork field.
- Inspect the returned preview, then choose source or a labelled conversion.
- If you chose a conversion, keep the page open until it finishes and requests the download.
- Use the browser’s download controls or the Files app to locate the saved file. The location depends on your browser and download settings.
- If you want the image in Photos, open the saved file and use an available image-saving action in the share menu. Options vary by file and app.
Choose a compatible image and keep the notes
If an app does not accept the downloaded WebP source, make a PNG or JPG copy from the result. A PNG conversion changes compatibility, not source resolution. You can retain the source in Files even if you use a converted copy elsewhere.
Prompt TXT and Recipe JSON are separate files and may open in Files or a text-capable application rather than Photos. Keep them in the same folder as the image if you want the creative record.
When you cannot find or open the image
Check the browser’s recent downloads before tapping the download choice repeatedly. An image may have been saved to Files without appearing in the photo library. For an expired result, paste the artwork link again; the session lasts ten minutes.
For batches, save the ZIP to a file location and use an available archive-opening action to inspect its contents. Ensure there is enough space for both the ZIP and the extracted images.