Extract all embedded image tags, source URLs, responsive source sets, and dimensions. Audit accessibility and identify missing or empty alt text attributes for SEO.
| Preview | Source URL (src) | Alt Text | Dimensions | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extracted images will appear here... | ||||
Audit visual assets, identify missing alternative descriptions, and boost SEO rankings.
Images are essential for engaging web pages, but missing alternative text (alt) damages search engine rankings, impairs Core Web Vitals, and excludes visually impaired users relying on screen readers. Finding every unlabelled image across extensive markup manually is time-consuming.
The Developers Web Tools HTML Image Extractor parses all <img> tags and <picture> elements, pulls primary image URLs from standard src, srcset, and lazy-loading data-src attributes, audits accessibility compliance, and exports a comprehensive spreadsheet without sending data over a network.
How image nodes, source attributes, and accessibility attributes are evaluated.
Detects standard src attributes as well as modern lazy-loading patterns (data-src, data-lazy, srcset), picking the optimal base image URL automatically.
Differentiates between valid descriptive alt text, empty alt="" placeholders, and completely missing alt attributes, calculating overall alt coverage percentage.
Transforms local asset paths (e.g. /images/hero.png) into full absolute URLs when an optional domain Base URL is specified.
Engineered for fast, reliable, and clean visual asset audits.
Alt text provides a text alternative for search engines crawling your images and enables visually impaired users with screen readers to understand the content and context of visual assets.
Yes. The extraction engine scans standard <img> tags as well as <picture source> elements, capturing candidate image URLs accurately.
If your HTML uses relative paths (such as /assets/hero.jpg or ../images/logo.png), entering a Base URL converts them into full, clickable URLs for visual thumbnail previews.
No. All parsing and extraction execute 100% locally in your browser through client-side JavaScript. Your code and assets remain private.
Yes! Clicking "Download CSV" generates an Excel-compatible spreadsheet listing each image URL, alt text, dimensions, and compliance status.