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Website Asset Extractor

Extract images, video, audio, text, headings, and code scripts from any website URL.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

Website Asset Extractor

A professional Online Website Asset & Resource Inspector for web developers, designers, and SEO auditors. Scan any public webpage to inspect its Document Object Model (DOM) structure, examine stylesheet dependencies, script references, Open Graph tags, heading hierarchies, and public media elements. Designed to run securely using a backend fetching proxy, it parses the document directly in your browser's virtual DOM memory. Inspect structural metadata summaries, review asset dimensions, and audit page organization with ease.

Asset Audit: Inspect all public images, media references, scripts, stylesheets, and fonts in one view.

SEO Tag Audit: Parse title tags, meta description, keywords, Open Graph social cards, and header hierarchy.

Link Categorization: Split internal vs external links and report follow/nofollow attributes.

In-Memory Processing: Inspected details are parsed locally in your active browser session without server logging.

Structured Export: Export metadata, image URLs, and anchor link lists as CSV or JSON tables.

JSON-LD Reader: Parse application/ld+json blocks and list schema types, graphs, and objects found.

Why This Tool Exists

What makes this useful — and why I built it this way.

Speed up Audits: Inspect all graphics and resource paths of any page in under 5 seconds.

Technical Benchmarking: Check structural markup and meta assets of reference articles.

Privacy First: Inspected resource data is only parsed locally in your active tab memory.

Structured Data Visibility: See the JSON-LD schemas a page publishes before validating them in rich result tools.

When You'd Use This

Real situations where this tool saves the day.

Image Gathering: Extract high-resolution photo URLs for reference or design tasks.

SEO Competitor Audits: Review head tag configuration and H1-H6 outlines.

Development Scraping: Download javascript scripts and CSS layouts from templates.

Structured Data Debugging: Check @type values and schema objects on a live page before running Google's Rich Results Test.

Using Website Asset Extractor

It's straightforward — here's how it works.

Step 1

Enter any website address (e.g., wikipedia.org or https://example.com) into the URL search bar.

Step 2

Click 'Fetch Page Assets' to request the page code through our secure caching proxy.

Step 3

Navigate between tabs to inspect page metadata, images, media files, hyperlinks, and developer files.

Step 4

Use 'Copy URL' buttons to copy specific assets or click 'Export Data' to download lists in JSON/CSV formats.

Step 5

Export any list as CSV, or download individual files straight through the built-in asset proxy.

Questions People Ask

Honest answers about how this works.

Does this scraping tool work on javascript-heavy single page apps (SPAs)?

Great question. This tool retrieves the initial server-rendered HTML payload. Client-side dynamic loads that populate after initial paint might not display if they are not part of the standard server response.

How are relative resource paths handled?

Great question. Our parser automatically resolves relative directories (e.g. '/assets/logo.png') to their fully qualified absolute URLs (e.g. 'https://example.com/assets/logo.png') using the target page's base origin.

Where does the fetched page content go?

The URL is requested through the site's proxy so your browser can read it without CORS restrictions, then the HTML is parsed inside your own tab. Extracted lists stay on screen until you export them, nothing is saved to an account, and no browsing history is kept.