Download all images from a website
Right-clicking every photo is not an option across hundreds of pages. PagePeeler crawls the whole site and collects every image per page — plus a full-page screenshot and the complete HTML.
Per page: HTML, screenshot and images
- Every image on the page, in its own folder per page
- One full-page PNG of the page from top to bottom
- The raw HTML of the page
- An index.json mapping each image file to its original URL
Visible inside the app
During the crawl you see how many images each page has. The Images tab shows them as a grid, with filename and a link to the original.
What do people use this for?
- Securing visual assets during a migration or redesign
- Archiving a site before it goes offline
- Rebuilding an image library for your own site
- Checking which images are used on which page
Frequently asked questions
- Which images get scraped?
- Every image referenced in a page's HTML: img tags, lazy-loaded sources, srcset variants, picture sources and the og:image. URLs are made absolute so every file is genuinely downloadable.
- How are the images organised in the ZIP?
- Each page gets its own folder next to the .html file, for example domain/about-us_images/. index.json records which file belongs to which original URL per page.
- Do I also get a screenshot of the page itself?
- Yes. Besides the individual images, PagePeeler captures one full-page screenshot of every page: the whole page top to bottom in a single PNG.