All tools

Every one of these runs the same scan — one page, read as the server sends it, nothing stored. They differ in what they filter to and what they explain.

• Download a site's favicon and touch icons

  Pull the favicons and Apple touch icons a page declares, at every size it offers, with the declared sizes shown. No signup, nothing stored.

• Download every PNG on a web page

  Paste a URL and get every PNG the page references — srcset, CSS backgrounds, favicons and social tags included. No signup. Nothing is stored.

• Download product images from a Shopify store

  Pull the product photography off a Shopify collection or product page. Measured at 90–98% of what a real browser loads on two live stores.

• Download the images from a marketing or landing page

  Get the hero images, product shots and background art off a marketing page, including the half that sometimes exists only inside noscript tags.

• Download the photos from a news page

  Pull the photography off a news page, at every size the site declares, including pictures far below the fold. Measured against a real browser on one live site.

• Download the screenshots and diagrams from a docs site

  Get the screenshots and diagrams out of a docs or developer site, including the diagrams written straight into the page. Measured on one live site.

• Download the SVGs from a web page

  Extract SVG files and inline SVG icons from any public page. Inline icons are serialised straight out of the markup, not just the ones with a URL.

• Get the Open Graph image a page declares

  Read the og:image and twitter:image a page declares, with the dimensions it states, and download the file. Extraction, not validation — it shows what the page says.