Bulk extract images, videos, audio & iframes
Simply enter HTML code or a URL, select the media types you want to extract, and extract.
The HTML Media Extractor is useful for web development, SEO, content management, and more.
Bulk extract all image alt attributes, width, height, and loading attributes to check image SEO optimization. Identify missing alt attributes to improve accessibility and SEO.
Extract all image URLs and video URLs, export the list, and use it with batch download tools. Useful for site migration and backups.
Bulk extract YouTube videos, Google Maps, and social media posts embedded via iframes to understand external content dependencies. Useful for managing third-party content.
Extract media files from existing sites as preparation for migrating to a new CMS or platform. Efficiently identify image paths, video sources, and embed codes.
Use the extracted media URL list to check for broken links and 404 errors. Identify broken images and videos to maintain site quality.
Identify page performance bottlenecks by analyzing image sizes, number of videos, and number of iframes. Check for lazy loading attributes.
HTML media extraction is the process of selectively extracting media elements such as images (img), videos (video), audio (audio), and iframes (embeds) from HTML documents.
This tool can extract four types of media: images (img tags: src, alt, width, height, loading, srcset), videos (video and source tags: src, type, poster, controls, autoplay, loop, muted), audio (audio and source tags: src, type, controls, autoplay, loop), and iframes (embeds: src, title, width, height, allow, frameborder).
Enter a URL to automatically fetch and extract the page's HTML. This eliminates the need to copy and paste HTML code. However, some sites may not be accessible due to CORS restrictions. In that case, copy the HTML source from browser DevTools (F12).
All processing runs in the browser (JavaScript DOMParser) and no data is sent to servers. This ensures privacy protection even when working with sensitive HTML.
Extract images (img), videos (video), audio (audio), and iframes (embeds). Select only the media types you need for bulk extraction.
Extract not just URLs, but all media tag attributes including alt, width, height, loading, srcset, poster, controls, autoplay, and title. Perfect for SEO audits and accessibility checks.
Not just copy & paste HTML code, but also enter URLs to fetch HTML directly. Greatly improves workflow efficiency.
JavaScript-based browser extraction provides instant results with no server communication latency. Stress-free experience.
All processing runs in the browser, no data is sent externally. Safe to use with sensitive HTML.
No login required, unlimited usage, completely free. Commercial use allowed.
You can extract four types of media: images (img tags: src, alt, width, height, loading, srcset), videos (video and source tags: src, type, poster, controls), audio (audio and source tags: src, type, controls), and iframes (embeds: src, title, width, height).
Select the 'URL' radio button, enter a URL, and click 'Fetch'. The HTML will be automatically retrieved and displayed in the HTML code input area. Then select the media to extract and click 'Extract'.
Some sites block direct browser access due to CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) restrictions. In that case, open browser DevTools (F12 key), view the HTML source, and copy & paste it.
Yes, use checkboxes to select multiple media types. For example, you can select 'Images', 'Videos', and 'iframes' simultaneously for bulk extraction.
No, all processing runs in the browser and data is not sent to servers. Privacy is fully protected.
Yes, images with empty alt attributes are displayed as 'alt: (none)'. This helps identify SEO and accessibility issues.
Yes, content embedded via iframes like YouTube, Vimeo, and Google Maps can be extracted by selecting 'Embeds (iframe)'.
Yes, this tool is free for commercial use. No login or registration required.