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Get All Images

The Get All Images node collects the images on the page you’re currently viewing.

It returns a list with image URLs and useful details (like size and alt text) so you can audit, download, or analyze images.

Illustration of extracting all images from a webpage
  • You want to check if images are missing alt text (accessibility audit).
  • You want to collect product photos from a page.
  • You want to compare how competitors use images.
  • You want to build an image list and then download/process each image.

The node scans the page for images (including background images if enabled) and returns them as a list.

graph LR
  Page[Web Page] --> Extractor{Image Extractor}
  Extractor --> Regular[Regular Images]
  Extractor --> Background[Background Images]
  Extractor --> Icons[Icons & Graphics]
  style Extractor fill:#6d28d9,stroke:#fff,color:#fff
  1. Open the page you want to scan.
  2. Choose what to include (background images, hidden images).
  3. Set a max limit if the page has lots of images.
  4. Run the workflow and use the output list in the next step.

Let’s extract all images from a website to check for missing alt text and oversized files.

What you configure:

  • Hidden & Background Images: Decide if you want images that aren’t immediately visible.
  • Max Images: Limit how many images to collect (e.g., 100).
  • Include Alt Text: Capture the text description associated with each image.

What you get:

  • A list of images with details including:
    • URL: The link to the image file.
    • Alt Text: The description used for accessibility.
    • Size: Width, height, and estimated file size.
    • Type: Whether it’s a regular image or part of the background.
  • A summary of total images found and their file types (JPG, PNG, etc.).
SettingPurposeWhen to Use
Include Hidden ImagesFind images not visible on screenFor complete content audits
Include Background ImagesExtract CSS background imagesFor design analysis and visual inventory
Max ImagesLimit number of resultsFor large pages with many images
  • No images found: the page may still be loading. Try running again after images appear.
  • Missing some images: some sites load images only after scrolling. Scroll the page first, then run the workflow.
  • Too many results: lower maxImages, then filter by size or file type.