Overview
This tool reads HTML and pulls out image elements into a clean result you can inspect or copy. Each entry can include the image source, alt text, width, height, and any extra attributes present in the tag, which makes it useful when you need to review image markup precisely. It is especially helpful when image data is buried inside exported templates, CMS output, or long snippets with mixed content. Because parsing happens locally in the browser, you can work with private markup without sending it elsewhere.
Use cases
- Review missing alt textCheck a page export for image tags that do not include useful alt values before content goes live.
- Collect image URLs from templatesPull every image source from a newsletter or CMS fragment into a simple list for reuse or validation.
- Verify declared dimensionsInspect width and height values to spot images that may be stretched, swapped, or incorrectly sized.
- Inspect lazy-loaded markupFind image references stored in attributes such as data-src or similar template patterns.
- Extract images from mixed HTMLSeparate image data from long snippets that also contain links, text, and layout markup.
How it works
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Paste your HTML into the input field.
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The parser scans the markup for img elements.
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It extracts src, alt, width, height, and related attributes when present.
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Review the list and copy the extracted image data if needed.
Examples
Single image tag
Input: <img src="/assets/hero.jpg" alt="City skyline at dusk" width="1440" height="900">
Output: 1) src: /assets/hero.jpg | alt: City skyline at dusk | width: 1440 | height: 900
A standard img element is parsed into separate fields.
Image without explicit width
Input: <figure><img src="product.png" alt="Product front view"></figure>
Output: 1) src: product.png | alt: Product front view
Only the attributes that exist in the tag are returned.
Template image with data attribute
Input: <img data-src="/img/gallery-03.jpg" alt="Gallery item 3" loading="lazy">
Output: 1) data-src: /img/gallery-03.jpg | alt: Gallery item 3 | loading: lazy
Useful for markup that stores the image path in a data attribute.
FAQ
Does this extractor read only img tags?
Yes. It focuses on HTML img elements and does not inspect CSS background images or images loaded through scripts.
What happens if an image tag is incomplete?
The tool returns the attributes it can find, so a tag with only src and alt will produce a shorter result than a full tag.
Can I use it on a fragment with many repeated images?
Yes. Every matching img element is extracted separately, even if several tags use the same source.
Why do I sometimes see data-src instead of src?
Some templates store the real image path in data-src, data-original, or a similar attribute. The extractor can surface those values when they appear in the markup.
Does it change or fix the HTML?
No. It only reads the markup and reports image-related attributes. It does not rewrite tags or guess missing values.