All extractors
Image Grabber
Every image, named the way you need it
Pull the images off a page — or off every page in a list — at full resolution, with filenames built from your own columns. No more folders of hash-named JPEGs you cannot match back to a product.
A worked example
A clean image set for a catalogue import
- 1Extract the catalogue with List Extractor so you have SKU and image columns.
- 2Open Image Grabber and point it at the image column.
- 3Set the filename template to {sku}-{index}.{ext} and a 600 px minimum width.
- 4Download as a zip; keep the manifest so the importer can match rows to files.
What it does
The specifics
Six things worth knowing before you point it at a page.
- Picks the highest-resolution source available, not the lazy-loaded placeholder.
- Filters by minimum dimensions so icons and tracking pixels stay out of the folder.
- Filenames templated from any columns you have — SKU, brand, index, extension.
- Downloads as a folder or a single zip, with a manifest CSV mapping file to source URL.
- Handles background images and canvas-rendered galleries, not just plain img tags.
- Skips duplicates by content hash, so a repeated hero image is stored once.
Output
Where the result goes
- Folder
- ZIP
- Manifest CSV
Exports keep their types. Numbers stay numeric, dates stay parseable, and URLs stay absolute — so the file opens correctly in a spreadsheet instead of turning every SKU into scientific notation.
$15 · one payment · lifetime
Image Grabber is included. So are the other eight.
There is no tier where a tool is missing. One payment of $15 unlocks the whole panel, on three machines, for good.