Extract & Download Images from Multiple Websites
Images spread across several pages? Paste a list of URLs and gather every image from all of them in one view. Search, filter, and download the whole set together as a ZIP — no signup needed.
Several URLs in one go
Paste up to 10 web addresses, one per line, and collect the images from every page in a single run.
Grouped by source
Images are organised by the site they came from, so you always know where each picture is from.
One combined gallery
Everything lands in a single, scrollable gallery — no jumping between browser tabs.
Filter across every site
Filter the whole collection by image type to surface exactly the assets you're after.
Bulk download as a ZIP
Select all (or just the ones you want) across every site and download them together in one ZIP.
Free, no signup, nothing stored
Completely free with no account to create, and the URLs you paste are never saved.
How to extract and download images from multiple websites
- 1You're on the Multiple sites tab
This page opens straight in multi-site mode, ready for a list of URLs.
- 2Paste your URLs
Add each web address on its own line — up to 10 at a time.
- 3Extract and download
We gather the images from every page into one gallery. Filter by type, then save them individually or Select all and Download ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract images from several websites at once?
Yes — that's exactly what this page is for. Paste up to 10 URLs, one per line, and the images from all of them are collected and shown together in one gallery.
How many URLs can I add?
Up to 10 at a time. Put each web address on its own line and we'll work through them and combine the results.
Are the images grouped by website?
Yes. Each image keeps track of the site it came from, so even a large batch from many sites stays easy to navigate.
Can I download everything in one go?
Yes. Use Select all and Download ZIP to save every image from every site in a single ZIP file.
Is it free, and are my links stored?
It's completely free with no signup, and the URLs you paste are never stored — they're read once to find the images and then discarded.