A free image extractor for real pages
ExtractPics finds every image a public webpage loads — including lazy-loaded photos, srcset variants, and CSS backgrounds — then lets you preview, filter, and download them as originals or a ZIP.
What ExtractPics does
Built for the images you can already see in the browser.
Most “save image” workflows break on modern sites. Pictures load on scroll, swap through srcset, or sit in CSS. ExtractPics opens the page in a real headless browser, waits for those assets, and collects the source files at their original resolution and format.
Use it for your own sites, licensed assets, migrations, research, and references you have permission to reuse. It is not a bypass for private galleries, paywalls, or copyright. Respect each site’s terms and the rights of the people who made the images.
Find every image
Paste a public URL. A real browser opens the page and collects image tags, CSS backgrounds, lazy-loaded photos, srcset versions, and SVG.
Automatic image analysis
Each file is checked for type, name, and size. Filter the grid so you keep photos and skip 1×1 tracking pixels.
Useful tools
Quick Extract stays on one page. Deep Extract follows a few linked pages. Copy URLs, or tick only the images you need. The local image-tool catalog is separate and runs in the tab.
Easy download
Save one file or a ZIP. No recompression and no watermark from us. The web tool is free with a daily cap; Desktop has no extraction quota.
Who it’s for
People doing real work who need images faster — without installing an extension.
Designers
Pull references and moodboard material from pages you are allowed to use.
Marketers
Grab product shots and campaign assets you own or have a license for.
Researchers
Save a whole image set for study or archiving without doing it by hand.
Developers
Get image assets while you build, test, or migrate your own sites.
Who builds it
ExtractPics is built and run by Bipul Kumar — an independent creator focused on practical AI and no-code tools. The product exists because saving a whole set of images one right-click at a time was too slow for everyday work.
Need help, a privacy request, or a partnership note? Reach out on the contact page. Other projects live at bipul.online.
Frequently asked questions
If you cannot find what you are looking for, write us a message and we will get back to you.