You may have already needed to retrieve all the images displayed on a web page. If the page is simple, this is relatively quick. On the other hand, if the page is full of images or if it is a photo gallery, then the work can be long and tedious.
But the good news is that there is an online tool that will do all of this for you. This tool is called ImageCyborg and it's free.
To use it, it's super simple! Just enter the URL of the page from which you want to retrieve the images and click on the "Download Image" button.
Then, ImageCyborg will generate a ZIP archive file that you can save to your hard drive and that contains all the photos from the web page you selected. When testing with the Byothe.fr home page, the operation was extremely fast (about 5 seconds).
FYI, this tool works with most image formats: .bmp, .eps, .gif, .jpeg, .jpg, .icns, .im, .mps, .pcx, .png, .ppm, .spider, .tiff, .webp, .xbm, .svg.
In short, ImageCyborg is a nice little online utility that works perfectly and can be handy in many cases. Keep it handy in case you need it!
Thanks for the link 😉