Scenario06/06

"You need every image from a page and there are forty of them."

Pull images, text, links, and structured data from any page in one click.

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The Situation

You need to grab a set of images, copy a list of links, or export a table from a page. Writing a quick script works but takes time. Browser extensions that do this well are rare, and the ones that exist usually handle only one type of content. You end up doing it manually — right-click, save, repeat.

Before
  • Right-click → Save image for every file. Forty images, forty clicks.
  • Copy table data cell by cell, or write a custom scraper script
  • Use a separate extension for each content type: images, links, text
  • Paste scraped data into a spreadsheet and clean it up manually
After
  • Download every image on a page — regular, background, and SVG — in one click
  • Capture any HTML table and export it as CSV, ready for a spreadsheet
  • Pull structured data into CSV or JSON without writing a line of code
  • Convert the whole page to Markdown for documentation or archiving
How InspectDev Helps

Bulk Image Extraction

Download every image on a page — regular, background, and SVG — in one click. No more right-click saving, no more hunting through the network tab for background images.

Table to CSV

Capture any HTML table and export it as CSV. Clean data, ready to paste into a spreadsheet or feed into a script. No more copying cell by cell.

Structured Scraping

Pull structured data from any page into CSV or JSON. Extract links, text content, or custom selectors without writing a line of scraping code.

Step by Step
  1. 1

    Open InspectDev and select Extract Images from the toolbar.

  2. 2

    Review the list of detected images — regular, background, and SVG. Select all or pick specific ones.

  3. 3

    Download the selected images in one batch. They save to your downloads folder with descriptive filenames.

  4. 4

    Switch to Table Capture. Click on any HTML table on the page to select it. Preview the extracted data.

  5. 5

    Export the table as CSV. Open it in your spreadsheet tool of choice.

  6. 6

    For unstructured content, use Web Scraper to pull links, text, or custom selectors into CSV or JSON.

Tools Used

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