Extract images, videos & audio from any web page
Paste a link. See every file. Download what you need.
For sites that load media with JavaScript. Drag this to your bookmarks bar, click it on any page, then paste the result in .
Grab MediaThree steps, a few seconds
- 1Paste a linkAny public page: a gallery, product page or article.
- 2Browse the resultsImages, videos, audio and streams, with previews.
- 3DownloadOne file, or select several and get a ZIP.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is stored. Please download only content you own or have permission to use.
Learn about web media
- GuideWhere to find free images and videos legally→
- How-toFind the direct URL of any image or video→
- GuideImage SEO: alt text, file names and sitemaps→
- For developersResponsive images: srcset, sizes and picture→
- How-toHow to download images and videos from any website→
- For developersLazy loading images and videos, done right→
Common questions
Is Media Extractor free?
Yes. Extracting, previewing and downloading are completely free. There is no account, no sign-up and no limit on how many pages you scan for normal personal use.
How do I download all images from a website at once?
Paste the page address into the box at the top and press Extract media. When the results appear, click Select all (or tick the files you want) and press Download ZIP. All selected files are saved in one ZIP archive.
What is the bookmarklet and when should I use it?
It's a bookmark that runs a tiny script on the page you're viewing. It reads the list of files your browser has actually loaded, including video streams started by players, and copies it for you. Use it for JavaScript-heavy sites, infinite-scroll galleries, sites that block proxies, or pages you can only see after logging in.
Can I download YouTube or Netflix videos with it?
No. Embedded players such as YouTube or Vimeo are listed with a link to open them, but not downloaded. Services like Netflix and Prime Video use DRM, and the tool never bypasses DRM, logins or paywalls.
Do you store the pages I scan or the files I download?
No. The extractor runs in your browser and we have no database of scans. In URL mode the address is fetched through a third-party CORS proxy, as explained in our privacy policy. Paste HTML and Bookmarklet modes never send your data anywhere.
Is it legal to download media from websites?
It depends on who owns the content and how you use it. Your own work, public-domain material and files under a licence that allows it are fine. Copyrighted material needs the owner's permission. Read our guide on using web media legally and our copyright policy.