Image Extractor
Extract every image from any public website URL — including lazy-loaded, srcset, and CSS background images. Preview, filter by type, copy URLs, and download in one click.
Paste a website URL above and click Extract Images to find every image on the page — including lazy-loaded, srcset, and CSS background images.
How to use this calculator
Step 1 — Copy the URL of the page you want to extract images from (e.g. a product page, blog post, or gallery). Step 2 — Paste the URL into the input box above and click Extract Images. Step 3 — Wait a few seconds while ceycal fetches the page server-side (this bypasses browser CORS restrictions) and scans it for images. Step 4 — Browse the results grid. Each tile shows the image, its file type badge, and its filename. Use the filter dropdown to narrow by extension (png, jpg, webp, svg, etc.). Step 5 — Click the checkbox on any tile to select it, or use Select all. Click Get on a single tile to open/download that image, or Download selected to grab everything ticked. Use Copy URLs to send the list to your clipboard for use in other tools.
Formula / method used
The extractor parses the page HTML and reads image URLs from <img src>, data-src, data-lazy-src, data-original, srcset, <source srcset>, <meta property="og:image">, and inline CSS background-image: url(...) declarations. Relative paths are resolved against the final (post-redirect) page URL into absolute https URLs, then de-duplicated.