Image URL Extractor
Extract image URLs
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 image links of all img tags from HTML source code. It's suited for collecting assets, checking page resources, archiving image URLs, verifying site migrations, and similar scenarios. The tool supports reading web page HTML, automatically completing relative links, copying results, and exporting to TXT and Excel.
Core Features
1. Bulk-extract img tag src links
Automatically analyzes HTML content and extracts the image addresses from img tags, with results output one link per line for easy later processing.
2. Supports reading web page HTML
After entering the page URL, it can read the HTML source code directly without manually copying the page code, improving processing efficiency.
3. Automatic completion of relative links
When the HTML contains relative-path image links, the tool can automatically complete them into absolute paths based on the URL, for easier unified management.
4. Export and reuse
The extraction results support one-click copy and can be exported to TXT and Excel for easy archiving, sharing, and bulk import.
How to Use
Step 1: Enter the page URL and click "Read HTML Source Code," or paste the HTML source code directly.
Step 2: Click the "Extract Image Links" button to run the extraction.
Step 3: Check the extraction count in the results area, then copy or export to TXT or Excel as needed.
Use Cases
Can be used for organizing e-commerce images, inspecting images across site networks, cleaning scraped-content resources, migrating images from historical pages, counting SEO asset resources, and similar scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Will the tool extract CSS background images?
A: It currently mainly extracts the src links of img tags in HTML and does not parse CSS background-image rules.
Q: Why are some image links relative paths?
A: When the source code uses relative paths, we recommend filling in the page URL, and the tool will automatically complete them into absolute paths.
Q: Which export formats are supported?
A: It supports exporting to TXT and Excel, meeting both text-processing and spreadsheet-analysis needs.