Image Harvest
Image Harvest — Download any image from any page
Image Harvest is a Chrome extension that lets you extract, filter, and download images from any webpage.
v1.0.5 introduces:
🏷️ AI Smart Tagging — Auto-categorize images using computer vision
🦅 Eagle Export — Batch export to Eagle with tags synced
⚡ Batch Operations — Favorite, tag, and delete in bulk
🔍 15+ filters — Size, format, color, dimensions, URL keyword
📦 ZIP download, reverse image search, similar detection
Free tier included — AI tags (3/day), Eagle export (5 images), Collections (5 items). Pro removes all limits for $3.99/month.
Hey everyone — quick update on Image Harvest, the privacy-first Chrome extension that batch-downloads images from any webpage (including CSS backgrounds, lazy-loaded sources, Shadow DOM, and iframes).
What's new in v1.0.2:
🌍 5 languages — English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Spanish. Auto-detects your browser language.
💎 7-day free Pro trial — New installs automatically unlock all Pro features for a week. No credit card, no catch. Try multi-tab extraction, similar image detection, format conversion, collections, and 4-engine reverse search before deciding.
📋 Batch copy URLs — Select images → one click → all URLs on your clipboard (newline-separated). Perfect for docs, chat, SEO research.
🔁 Payment upgrade — Switched from PayPal to Creem for better global coverage (especially Asia). Same pricing: $2.99/mo · $19.99/yr · $39.99 lifetime.
🐛 8 UI fixes — narrow sidebar overflow, settings scroll, Pro badge persistence, tab-switch flicker, and more.
If you haven't tried it:
Image Harvest extracts every image from a webpage — the ones most downloaders miss. Zero tracking, zero remote code, 100% local processing. Open source (MIT).
🛒 Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/iecgnjidmogebokcfnejncgnelcepffo
🌐 Website: https://image-harvest.kyriewen.cn
🎬 Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5KdX--l-yw
💻 GitHub: https://github.com/zbw-zbw/image-harvest
Feedback welcome — solo dev, I read every comment.
Image Harvest is a Chrome extension that does deep image extraction from any webpage — including the 60-80% of images that "save all" tools miss because they're inside Shadow DOM widgets, CSS background-images, or lazy-loaded sources. Free up to 50 images/session, $9.9 one-time for unlimited + perceptual deduplication.
Built it because I do visual research as part of work and was spending 3-4 hours a week downloading reference images. Existing tools all silently failed on the same edge cases.
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This looks useful, especially the Eagle export and AI tagging. Those two features make Image Harvest feel less like a generic downloader and more like a workflow tool for people doing visual research.
One thing I’d tighten is the buyer frame.
Right now the product has a lot of strong features: filters, ZIP export, reverse search, similar detection, Eagle sync, AI tags. But the page/post may be making users process the feature list before they understand the exact job.
The strongest angle might be something like:
“Collect, organize, and reuse visual references from any webpage in minutes.”
That speaks more directly to designers, marketers, SEO researchers, moodboard builders, and e-commerce people than “batch download images.”
I’d also be careful with the pricing story because you’ve tested one-time, monthly, yearly, lifetime, and now Pro limits. That’s fine, but the public positioning should make the upgrade reason very obvious: save research time, organize assets faster, and avoid manual image hunting.
If useful, I can put together a compact written breakdown on the clearest buyer segment, pricing frame, Chrome Web Store positioning, and a simple 7-day user acquisition test for Image Harvest.