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What it does 01
Click the icon on any web page and Image Extractor analyzes the page's HTML and pulls out every image it finds — so you can save what you need without digging through the source or right-clicking one image at a time.
- Scans the current page for images.
- Extracts them all so you can save the ones you want.
- Handy for gathering assets and references.
- Not published yet — coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
Setup 02 · about 1 minute
- Coming soon. It will be available on the Chrome Web Store soon — the link will appear right here on this page.
- Add it to Chrome. On the store page click Add to Chrome, then confirm with Add extension.
- Pin it so it's always one click away: open the puzzle-piece Extensions menu in the toolbar and pin Image Extractor.
- Open any page and click the icon to extract its images, then save the ones you want.
FAQ 03
When can I get it?
Soon. Image Extractor isn't published yet — it's headed for the Chrome Web Store, and I'll link it on this page as soon as it's live.
Can I use the images I find?
Only if you have the right to. Images on websites usually belong to someone, so please respect copyright.
Does it work in Microsoft Edge?
Edge can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, so yes — once it's published.
Is it really free?
Yes — it will be free on the Chrome Web Store, like every tool on dcArock.
Need it to do something else?
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