Keep the useful pictures from an accessory guide or product-information page together. Roadkitcraft’s collector reads one page, lets you choose the references you need and prepares a small, consistent PNG collection on your device.
Your reference sheet, on your device
Collect a page’s reference images
Find images in one page’s HTML, choose what to keep and export a consistent PNG collection.
One public HTTP or HTTPS page. Our website retrieves up to2 MiB of HTML within12seconds; selected image files are read directly by your browser and must allow that access. Collect only material you have permission to use.
Enable JavaScript to collect images on your device.
Up to20 selected images per run. Static PNG, JPEG and WebP inputs;10 MiB and12 megapixels per image. PNG output up to2048px on its longest edge;40 MiB collection budget. Shows up to100 candidates from returned HTML, not a full-site scan. A scan starts one daily run and permits one preparation attempt, including if pages or images cannot be read or you cancel. Shared network IPs may share an allowance. Unusual request frequency requires a Cloudflare security check; persistent flooding is temporarily blocked. Verification does not reset your allowance.
A reference collection, not a shopping cart
Find a public source page, review the image links and select the pictures you are permitted to keep. Prepared images retain their proportions and transparency, with a longest edge of at most2048px. The ZIP contains the actual PNG files and a source note, including any images that could not be collected. Original image metadata is not copied into the new PNGs.
What can be collected?
The collector reads image elements, common lazy-loading attributes, srcset alternatives and inline background-image references in returned HTML. It shows at most100 candidates for you to review. It does not run the source page’s scripts, follow pagination, scan a whole website or search external stylesheets. Static PNG, JPEG and WebP source images are supported; vector, animated and other formats are not prepared.
Why might a page or image be unreadable?
The website fetches one public HTML page, with a 2 MiB response limit and a 12-second deadline. Your browser finds image candidates and reads selected image files directly; those files must permit browser access. Blocked sources, connection failures and unsupported images are reported, never replaced with other pictures. No sign-in, source-page scripts or access-control bypass is used.
Keep the original source in view
Saving an image does not grant permission to republish it or prove that an accessory fits your vehicle. Respect the source owner’s rights, keep attribution where required and use manufacturer specifications for actual fitment decisions. Daily network-IP allowances and per-run limits appear in the tool; a started scan counts even if you cancel or a source cannot be read.