Website image URL extractor
Extract image URLs, alt text and responsive image variants from a public page or saved HTML. Export a deduplicated CSV for your migration.
<!doctype html><html><head><title>Studio journal</title><meta name="description" content="Stories from our studio"><meta property="og:image" content="/cover.jpg"><link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/journal"></head><body><main><h1>Studio journal</h1><p>Keep your <strong>content</strong> when you move.</p><img src="/cover.jpg" alt="Our studio" srcset="/cover-small.jpg 480w, /cover.jpg 1200w"><a href="/about">About us</a><a href="https://other.example.com/">Partner</a><ul><li>Export your pages</li><li>Keep your images</li></ul></main></body></html>Table shows up to 10 rows; text preview shows up to 12,000 characters. The download includes the full output.
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Your images still live on the old platform.
Paste a public page URL or upload saved HTML. Review the image inventory, then download the CSV to plan your asset migration.
Use the source-project exporter to copy available assets, then compare its manifest with this image inventory.
What this tool exports
Exports image URLs, not image files. Finds img/srcset, common lazy attributes, social images and inline CSS URLs. External CSS and JavaScript-loaded images are not inspected.
Useful with: Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Ghost.
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Talk to usCan I use this with Shopify or Squarespace?
Yes. Use a public storefront or website page URL, or saved HTML. You do not need a platform account connection.
Does it download every image on a website?
It inventories URLs in one page’s HTML. It does not crawl the site or download image files. For a page with available assets bundled in a ZIP, use the single-page export.