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Asset extractor: download images and icons from a website

Paste a site to list every picture it uses, with its type and size. Download one, copy its link, or get them all as a ZIP.

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How it works

  1. Paste the address of a website.
  2. We read the page and its stylesheets and list every picture it uses: photos and srcset versions, <picture> sources, CSS backgrounds, inline and linked SVGs, favicons and app icons, and the share image.
  3. Filter by kind, see each picture’s type, size in pixels and file size, then download one, copy its link, or download them all as a ZIP.

Questions

How do I download all the images from a website?

Paste the site’s address above, then click “Download all as ZIP”. You get one ZIP with the pictures sorted into folders: images, SVGs, icons, backgrounds and share images. Pick a filter first to download only that kind.

Can I reuse the images I download?

Only if you have the rights. Pictures on a website usually belong to that site or to a photographer. It’s fine for your own site, for pictures with a free license, or to save a reference for yourself. Ask the owner before you publish someone else’s pictures.

How do I get a website’s logo or icons as SVG?

Pick the SVG filter. Logos and icons drawn right in the page show up there too, and “Copy SVG code” gives you markup you can paste into your project or hand to your AI coding agent.

Why is a picture missing?

Some sites add pictures with JavaScript after the page loads, and some block automated visits. We read the first 8 stylesheets and list up to 200 pictures. If something is missing, try a different page on the same site.

Is there a size limit?

Each picture can be up to 5 MB and each ZIP up to 25 MB. Bigger files are skipped, and we tell you which ones so you can open them on the original site.