Hi Product Hunt, I’m Aaron. I’m a solo developer, and this is Source Image Finder.

I built it after one too many times right-clicking an image, saving it, and finding out it was a tiny thumbnail. Sometimes a bigger version is publicly available, but finding it means digging through the page source or opening dev tools. Doing that for 40 product photos gets old fast.

So Source Image Finder scans public webpages, finds images (including larger publicly available versions when it can find them), lets you pick the ones you want, and downloads them.

There’s also Multiple URLs, for running several pages in one go, and Store Catalog, for finding and downloading product images from supported online stores.

I spent a lot of time on the little things that make image extractors frustrating: duplicate results, messy downloads, and files missing from a ZIP. The part I’m happiest with is the download check. It tells you whether every image you picked actually made it into your ZIP, and if some didn’t, you can retry just those without rescanning.

Single-page scanning is free, no account needed.

It’s still early and it’s just me, so I’d really like honest feedback. Mostly I want to know which websites give it trouble, since that’s where I’ll spend my time next.

Thanks for checking it out. I’ll be around all day if you have questions.