How do I extract images from a website for free?

Enter the website URL into our free asset extractor and click Extract Assets. The tool scans the page and displays all images and logos it finds. You can then download any image directly. No browser extension or software installation is required.

How do I find what font a website is using?

Enter the website URL into our extractor and select the Fonts option. The tool detects all fonts loaded on that page including Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, and custom web fonts, and displays their names so you can find and use the same fonts in your own projects.

How do I extract the color palette from a website?

Enter any website URL into our tool and select Color Palette. Our extractor identifies the dominant and accent colors used on the page and displays them with their hex codes, ready for you to copy and use in your own designs.

Do I need to install anything to use this tool?

No. Our website asset extractor is fully browser-based. There is no browser extension, no desktop app, and no account required. Just enter a URL and extract assets instantly from any device.

Can I download all images from a website at once?

Yes. Enter the website URL and our tool extracts all images from the page and displays them in a grid. You can then download individual images directly to your device for free.

Free Website Asset Extractor — Download Images, Fonts & Colors from Any Site

Enter any website URL to extract and download its images, fonts, and colour palette — no browser extension or software needed.

Images & Logos

Color Palette

Fonts

How to Extract Images from Any Website for Free

Paste any website URL into the extractor above and click "Extract Assets". The tool loads the page, scans all image sources — including lazy-loaded images, srcset entries, and CSS background images — and displays them in a grid. Click Download on any image to save it directly to your device. No browser extension, no right-click, no page-by-page manual saving.

How to Find What Font a Website Is Using

Not sure what font a website uses? Enter its URL and tick the "Fonts" option. Our extractor scans the page's CSS and loaded resources to detect all web fonts — including Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, and custom web font files. It shows the font name and links you directly to the Google Fonts specimen page so you can use the same font in your own project.

Extract a Website's Color Palette

The colour extractor scans every element on the page to identify the dominant colours, grouping them into a primary palette and secondary colours. Each colour is shown as a clickable swatch with its hex code — click any swatch to copy the hex code to your clipboard instantly.

What Can You Use the Extracted Assets For?

Web designers use asset extraction to analyse competitor sites, gather inspiration, or identify the assets behind a design they admire. Developers use it to audit third-party integrations and detect unexpected fonts or images loaded on a page. Marketers use it to reverse-engineer brand colour palettes. Always ensure you have the appropriate rights to use any assets you extract from third-party websites.