Most of the people know this trick of finding the URL to an image of a website. But some people still struggling with this. So I decided to write a quick post (but informative post on how to find the URL to a image of a website).
Through this post I am talking about a background image of a website, not about a image inside a post. Because you can find the URL to a image inside a post easily by just right clicking and selecting “Copy Link address”. But you can’t do it for background images. For today tutorial we selected a YouTube channel to find the image path for the background image. So first visit the YouTube channel I selected first. Here is the link; ICC World Twenty 20 Sri Lanka 2012
Now what we are going to extract the background image of the above YouTube channel. See the following image I added, then you will understand it.
Let see how to do this. First open your Google Chrome web browser. Then visit the above given YouTube channel. Then right click on the YouTube background image. Then click on “Inspect Elements” from the drop down menu as shown below.
Now you will get a separate window at the lower part of the screen. On that small window you will see there are different tabs with the name of “Elements”, “resources”, “Network” etc. Click on the “Resources” tab as I shown below.
Now You will see different folders on the left hand side of the screen. Among those folders you will see a folder called “Frames” (Usually in the upper part of the window). Open it by clicking on the small arrow next to the folder. You will see a folder inside it. Open it too as you opened the Frames folder. Once it opened you will see the text called “images”. Open it by clicking on the small arrow next to it. Now you see all the images of the page. Check the screenshot below.
Now click on each image and you will see the preview of the image on the right side of the window. Below the image preview you will see the image path to that particular image as I shown below.
Now Click in the image link, it will open on a new window. This trick can be applied to all the websites which allows you to right click on it. Mozilla Firefox can also be used to extract the images of a website. I’ll bring it to you in future posts. So go now, try it and let me know your experience.
















This trick can be applied to all the websites which allows you to right click on it. Mozilla Firefox can also be used to extract the images of a website.
Wow I never imagined you could extract the background image of a website. I learnt a very interesting thing here. Thanks so much for sharing.
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we can also press the F12 button on google crome for this purpose.
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Great tip. And yeah, that’s why Chrome is my favorite browser… you could accomplish this with any browser, but Chrome makes it so simple to inspect elements and find resources.
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Hi
Great insight here I am going to keep hold of this post and go and practise it a few times to get it clear in my head. I now am using images for everything I do as it really brings what you are writing about to life and gives you something to work around
Thanks again lee
It was really impressive published article. I do personally learn in the post and also I will share it to my friends later after reviewing. Really interesting post indeed. Thanks.
great i have been searching for it since a long thanks for sharing
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So so cool, I was thinking of unninstalling chrome because of some lacks but now I’ve sorted a few things