HTML Image Extractor
Extract image URLs from HTML
Tool Guide
Introduction to the Online Bulk img Tag Image Link Extractor
The online bulk img tag image link extractor can quickly pull the src links of all img tags from HTML source code. It's suited for organizing image resources, collecting page assets, front-end debugging, content migration, and similar scenarios. The tool supports automatic deduplication, copying results, and exporting to TXT or Excel—just open the page and start using it.
Core Features
1. Bulk-extract img tag src values
Automatically analyzes HTML content and extracts the image addresses from img tags, outputting a result list with one link per line.
2. Automatic deduplication by default
By default the tool deduplicates image links to avoid outputting the same image address repeatedly, keeping results cleaner and easier to process.
3. Copy and export results
Once extraction is complete, you can copy links with one click or export to TXT or Excel, meeting both text-archiving and spreadsheet-analysis needs.
How to Use
Step 1: Paste the web page's HTML source code into the input box.
Step 2: Click the "Extract Image Links" button to run the extraction.
Step 3: Check the number of links in the results area, then copy the results or export to TXT or Excel as needed.
Use Cases
Suitable for collecting image links, archiving asset URLs, migrating during site redesigns, verifying page resources, preprocessing before scraping, and similar scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Will the tool extract image links from CSS backgrounds or scripts?
A: It currently extracts only the src links of img tags in HTML and does not parse image addresses in CSS or JS.
Q: Why is the result fewer than the number of images in the source?
A: The tool deduplicates automatically by default, keeping only one copy of identical links.
Q: Which export formats are supported?
A: It supports exporting to TXT and Excel, both of which can be used for further organization and analysis.