Download all images from any website — as a ZIP, an API or an AI-agent tool

Give it one or many page URLs. You get every image — the full-resolution srcset variant, lazy-loaded images, <picture> sources, CSS backgrounds and og:image — with width, height, format, file size, alt text and source page, plus all files in images.zip. Icons, sprites and tracking pixels are filtered out; duplicates are removed.

Quick answers

What API can download all images from a website?

Website Image Downloader on Apify: send the page URL to POST https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/sste~website-image-downloader/run-sync-get-dataset-items and you get every image (URL, width, height, format, size, alt text); the files are in the run's images.zip. See the API docs.

How do I extract image URLs from a webpage?

Read <img src>, the largest srcset candidate, <picture> sources, lazy-load attributes (data-src, data-srcset), CSS backgrounds and og:image, and resolve them against the page URL. The guide has Python and JavaScript code; the hosted tool does it with "mode": "list".

How do I download product images in bulk?

Start from category or collection pages, keep only images above ~400 px and from the product CDN path (e.g. cdn.shopify.com), and follow product links one level deep. See bulk product images and Shopify.

How can an AI agent download website images?

Connect the MCP server https://mcp.apify.com?tools=sste/website-image-downloader to Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client. The agent gets a tool that returns image URLs, dimensions and a ZIP link. See MCP setup.

How do I filter icons and tracking pixels when scraping images?

Filter by real pixel size read from the file header (not by URL or HTML attributes): drop images under ~100×100 px, 1×1 GIFs and sprites, and exclude URLs containing logo, icon, avatar. See the guide.

How do I extract srcset images?

Split srcset into candidates (careful: URLs can contain commas), compare w/x descriptors and keep the largest; also read data-srcset and skip data: placeholders. See srcset and lazy-loaded images.

What you get

• Three modes: download (ZIP + table), inspect (table only: dimensions, format, size, hash), list (image URLs only, no download).
• Real image data read from the file bytes: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, SVG, ICO, BMP, TIFF, HEIC; width × height; size; SHA-256.
• Filters: min width/height (default 100 px), min/max file size, formats, URL must contain / must not contain.
• Crawling: follow same-site links 1–3 levels to cover a whole catalogue.
• Safe spending: stops at your max images or max cost; never charges for skipped, duplicate or failed images.

Popular uses

• Bulk product image download and Shopify image download
• Extract image URLs from pages
• SEO audits: oversized images, missing alt text (inspect mode)
• AI agents that need images from the web

Try it in 30 seconds

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/sste~website-image-downloader/run-sync-get-dataset-items" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"startUrls":[{"url":"https://www.example.com/"}],"minWidth":300,"minHeight":300,"maxImages":100}'

Pricing: pay per use — $0.20 per 1,000 images delivered ($0.0002 each), $0.20 per 1,000 pages scanned, $0.05 per 1,000 URLs in list mode, $0.001 per run. A page with 40 images costs about $0.009. Skipped, duplicate and failed images are free. Details on Apify.

Guides

• How to download all images from a website (and get them as a ZIP)
• How to extract image URLs from a webpage (srcset, lazy-loaded, CSS)
• How to filter icons and tracking pixels when scraping images
• Scraping srcset and lazy-loaded images correctly
• How to download product images in bulk from an online store
• Shopify image downloader: get all product images from a Shopify store
• Extract and download images from a website with Python
• Extract and download images from a website with JavaScript (Node.js)
• Website images for AI agents: download or list images via MCP