# Image Extractor — free Chrome extension

> Finds every image on the page you're viewing so you can save the ones you want. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.

Source: https://dcarock.com/freeware/image-extractor

- Type: free Chrome extension
- Price: free
- Requires: Chrome / Edge
- Download: coming soon to the Chrome Web Store

## What it does

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

1. **Coming soon.** It will be available on the **Chrome Web Store** soon — the link will appear right here on this page.
2. **Add it to Chrome.** On the store page click **Add to Chrome**, then confirm with **Add extension**.
3. **Pin it** so it's always one click away: open the puzzle-piece **Extensions** menu in the toolbar and pin **Image Extractor**.
4. **Open any page and click the icon** to extract its images, then save the ones you want.

## Frequently asked questions

### 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.