Bing Image Grabber
Collect every image source URL from a page's HTML, deduplicated.
HTML
Paste the page source or a snippet containing <img> tags.
Image URLs
Unique image source URLs.
Bing Image Grabber
Paste HTML or fetch a page and the grabber collects image source URLs, including common lazy-load attributes such as data-src and data-original, then returns one unique URL per line.
Step by step
- Paste the page source, or enter a URL and click Fetch Source.
- Click Grab Images.
- Review the unique image URL list and the total count.
- Copy the list for auditing alt coverage, image sizes or CDN usage.
Tips for better results
- Compare the output with your media library to find images still served from a staging host or a third-party CDN.
- Lazy-loaded images often hide in a data attribute, which is why the grabber checks more than the plain src.
- Oversized hero images are a common speed problem — check the real transfer size with the Bandwidth Meter.
Frequently asked questions
Does the grabber download the images?
No. It only extracts the URLs so you can audit or review them. Nothing is saved to your machine.
Why are there fewer images than I can see on the page?
Images injected by JavaScript after load may not exist in the raw HTML. Use your browser's element inspector to copy the final markup, then paste that in.
Can I get alt text as well?
The Article Scraper and Link Extractor give more text-level detail. For a full image inventory across a site, request a processed crawl report.
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