Extract Image From Text
Extract Image From Text pulls every image reference — URLs, Base64 data, and HTML
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Built for speed, privacy, and accuracy
Every feature is designed to make image extraction effortless, whether you're auditing a website or debugging source code.
Works with any text-based source
Paste content in any of these formats and the extractor will find image references automatically.
Supported image types
The tool recognizes references to all common raster and vector image formats.
How to extract images from text
Five simple steps to go from raw text to a clean image list.
Paste your text
Drop in HTML, Markdown, CSS, JSON, XML, or JavaScript that contains image references.
Click Extract Images
The tool scans your text instantly and finds every URL, Base64 string, and image tag.
Review the extracted list
Browse a sortable, searchable table of every image found, with file names and extensions.
Preview images
Switch to the Image Preview tab to see thumbnails of everything that was extracted.
Copy or download
Copy results to your clipboard, or export them as a TXT or CSV file for later use.
Why choose Extract Image From Text
This tool was built to be the fastest way to pull image references out of raw text without leaving your browser tab. It's aimed at developers, SEO specialists, and content editors who need a reliable image extractor they can trust with sensitive source code.
Because every extraction happens with plain JavaScript running on your device, your pasted content is never sent to a server. That makes it a genuinely private image URL extractor — one you can use on client work, internal tools, or anything that shouldn't leave your machine.
- Fast — results appear in a fraction of a second, even for long documents.
- Secure — no server calls, no external requests during extraction.
- Private — nothing you paste is stored, logged, or shared.
- Runs in-browser — pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, nothing to install.
- No uploads — your text never leaves the page.
- Unlimited and free — extract as many images as you need, forever.
- Accurate — covers URLs, Base64 data, and HTML tags in one pass.
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