Extract Images from Website API — src, alt, srcset, sizes
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$10.00 / 1,000 page scanneds
Extract Images from Website API — src, alt, srcset, sizes
Extract all images from a website via API. Input: a page URL. Output: JSON records per image with absolute src, alt text, width/height, loading strategy, and srcset. Ideal for accessibility and asset audits. Pay per result: $0.01 per page scanned.
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$10.00 / 1,000 page scanneds
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Webpage Images Extractor
Pull every image off any webpage in one call — <img> tags, Open Graph / Twitter card images, link rel=image_src, and CSS background-image URLs — with absolute src, alt text, dimensions, loading strategy, and srcset.
Live on the Apify Store — run it instantly, or call it as an agent tool via Apify MCP.
What you get
- Absolute
srcfor every image (relative paths and lazy-loaddata-src/srcsetresolved for you) alttext plus amissingAltflag and a per-pagemissingAltCount— instant accessibility auditwidth,height,loading,decoding, and full resolvedsrcset- Open Graph, Twitter card, and
link rel=image_srcsocial/preview images - Best-effort CSS
background-imageURLs - Single URL or bulk list, deduped, with a configurable cap
Perfect for accessibility checks, asset audits, SEO image reviews, and scraping product/catalog imagery.
Input
{"url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat","urls": ["https://github.com"],"maxUrls": 25}
url and/or urls — at least one is required. maxUrls (default 25) caps how many pages run.
Output
One dataset item per page:
{"url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat","finalUrl": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat","imageCount": 42,"missingAltCount": 3,"images": [{"src": "https://upload.wikimedia.org/.../Cat_poster.jpg","alt": "A collage of nine cats","width": 300,"height": 220,"loading": "lazy","decoding": "async","srcset": "https://.../Cat_poster.jpg 1.5x","source": "img","missingAlt": false}]}
Pricing
Pay-per-event: $0.01 per page scanned. No subscription, no platform fees beyond usage.