FAQs
How to Batch Download All Images from a Webpage?
Simply paste the webpage URL into the tool input, click the "Parse Webpage" button, and the system will automatically extract all images from the page. Then set your filters and click "Download All" to batch download.
Which Image Formats Are Supported for Download?
We support downloading almost all common image formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, SVG, etc. High-resolution images, animated graphics, design assets, and vector images from webpages can all be downloaded and saved locally with this tool.
Why Are Downloaded Images in WebP Format?
Many websites automatically convert images to WebP format to improve loading speed and reduce bandwidth. WebP, developed by Google, is typically smaller in size and higher in quality, widely used in modern browsers and webpages. When using our tool to extract images, the system downloads the actual images from the webpage, so some may appear as WebP. If you need JPG or PNG, you can use an image conversion tool to batch convert WebP files.
Where Will the Downloaded Images Be Saved?
Downloaded images will be saved to your browser's default download location. If you choose batch download, a ZIP file containing all selected images will be downloaded. You can change the default download location in your browser settings.
Why Can't Some Images Be Downloaded?
Some websites may have anti-leech or access restrictions, preventing images from being downloaded directly. Our tool attempts multiple methods to bypass these limits, but a few cases may still fail. You can try the 'Smart Retry' feature or enter the image URL directly.
Can I Enter Multiple URLs for Batch Download?
Yes. You can paste multiple image URLs (one per line) into the input box. The system will parse each and download them in batch, suitable for handling large image tasks.
How to Filter the Images I Need?
After parsing, the system displays all image thumbnails. You can filter by size, format, or file size and download only the images that meet your criteria.
Can I Download Animated GIFs?
Yes. GIFs are saved in their original format, keeping the animation intact and not converting them to static images.
Can I Choose the Resolution for Download?
If the website provides multiple resolutions, our system will automatically detect them. You can choose to download the original image or a thumbnail to suit different needs.
Will Downloaded Images Have Watermarks?
The images we download are identical to those displayed on the webpage. If the original image has a watermark, it will remain after download and cannot be removed automatically.
How Many Images Can Be Downloaded at Once?
There is no strict limit, but it is recommended not to exceed 1,000 images per task to avoid browser performance issues. You can input URLs in batches for downloading.
Is the Download Speed Fast?
We use parallel processing to improve download efficiency, typically completing tasks within seconds. Actual speed depends on your network and the target website's server response.
Will Downloaded Images Lose Quality?
No. We directly fetch the original image files from the webpage, ensuring downloaded images match what is displayed online with full clarity.
Does the Tool Support SVG Vector Images?
Yes. SVG vector images can be fully downloaded, suitable for saving web icons or design assets.
Do I Need to Register to Use the Tool?
No. Our tool is completely free, requires no account registration, and does not collect your private information.
Can I Use the Tool on Mobile?
Yes. The tool is compatible with mobile browsers, allowing you to input URLs and download images directly from your phone, conveniently and quickly.
Is the Tool Safe?
We do not store your images or link information; all operations are performed locally in the browser, ensuring data security.
Can I Download Encrypted or Login-Protected Images?
Some images requiring login may not be directly downloadable. You can try obtaining the real image URL before entering it for download.
Does It Support Batch Download?
Yes. You can select multiple images and click 'Batch Download' to generate a ZIP archive for convenient one-time saving.
Can I Extract Small Icons from Webpages?
Yes. Whether it's a favicon, button icon, or embedded decorative image, the system extracts them all for you to choose and download.
Does It Support Cross-Browser Usage?
Yes. Our tool is compatible with mainstream browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, without any extra plugins.
Why Can't Some Webpages Extract Images?
Some webpages use lazy loading or encryption for images, causing extraction failure. You can try using the direct image URL or switch to "Deep Parsing Mode".