When browsing websites, you sometimes want to save images for reference or design ideas. However, saving each image individually is time-consuming.
That's where a tool that allows you to view all the publicly available images on a webpage comes in handy.
I've been using ImageGather recently .
It's very easy to use; simply enter the URL of the webpage. You can view a list of images on the page, allowing you to select and save only the images you need. No software installation is required, so you can start using it immediately.
This is useful in situations like this.
- When gathering reference images for design
- Gathering materials for learning and research
- Save reference images for blogs and presentation materials.
- When you want to organize publicly available web images
When using images, it is important to respect the terms of service and copyrights of each site and use them only for the permitted purposes.
For those who want to efficiently organize images on web pages, this is a handy tool worth trying.