Eight Ways to save Web Images

In order to increase interaction and beauty, there are many beautiful pictures on the current webpage. These are carefully made by the Web Page Maker. If you want to use them for your own purposes, you must save them. In addition, there are also exquisite images in some e-books. In order to prevent human copying, the author disabled the right mouse button and could not download them directly. In the above cases, we can find a way to break through the restrictions, from easy to difficult to use the following methods in sequence.

1. The simplest method: Right-click the menu

This method is the simplest, that is, right-click the image you want to save and select "Save image as" in the pop-up menu (figure 1 ), select the path and file name you want to save.

　　

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2. How to save all images on the webpage: Use "Save as" in the File menu"

If you want to save all the images on the web page, you can use this method because it can save all the image files at one time. The method is as follows: After you view the image webpage you want to save, click "Save as" in the "file" menu in IE browser, save the entire webpage to the hard disk, and find the image. Note: select "webpage" in "Save type", all (*. htm; *. html) "(figure 2 ).

　　

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3. General Method: use special Download Software

If the images on the Web page are relatively large, you can use the download software to speed up the download. The method is to install and download software on your computer, such as ant NetAnts or flash get. (If you have installed the software, skip this step.) then, right-click the image you want to download on the webpage, in the pop-up menu, select "DownloadbyNetAnts" or "download via Internet Express" (Figure 3). Finally, select the path you want to save.

　　

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4. New Method: drag images on the webpage to the hard disk

Right-click the desktop and choose "New"> "folder" from the shortcut menu. A folder is the folder used to save the image. When you see a favorite image on the webpage, you can drag the picture to the folder by holding down the left mouse button. Is it very convenient?

5. How to Deal with encrypted images: Use two IE Windows

Some images on the webpage are encrypted and cannot be downloaded directly by right-clicking, or saving the webpage to the hard disk, or even without a toolbar. How can I save such encrypted images? Very easy! You only need to open two IE Windows, one of which is used to display the webpage you want to download the image, and the other is used to save the image. Hold down the image you want to save with the left mouse button and drag it to another IE window, and the image will be in that IE window, then you can use the right-click "Save image as" function to encrypt the image.

6. Alternative method: use temporary folders

As you know, a large amount of information on the webpage is usually stored in a temporary folder (that is, TemporaryInternetFiles) After browsing the webpage, so we can find the image we need here, of course, this also includes write-protected images. Run the ACDSee software and click "View> navigation Panel> folder". Alternatively, click the "folder" tab in the file browser window to find the TemporaryInternetFiles folder and preview the image, save the saved image.

7. Safe method: use the tool software to quickly capture WebCatcher

WebCatcher is a good tool for saving web files and adding attachments, passwords, and comments to webpages. In addition, WebCatcher can help you save those nice flash animations on the Internet! It's easy to use such a powerful tool to save Web Images! Note: Some images on webpages are encrypted and cannot be downloaded directly. In some cases, we want to save images in the CHM or EXE format, because the author adds restrictions and cannot directly Save the image, you can use the net text to catch WebCatcher to show its skills. (Click here to download)

After installing WebCatcher, close all browsers and run it again. Open the webpage for saving the image and click the right button. Two items will be added to the IE pop-up menu: "Save the current webpage by using webshell capture" and "save by webshell capture" (Figure 4). Select "save by webshell capture" to save the elements on the webpage, for example, all content of the current webpage, all images, or all text, links, and flash animations (figure 5 ). Our target is an image, so we can select the "image" option.

　　

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Click the "OK" button to go to the main window of the net text capture program. On the left of the window, you will see the questions on this page in the selected webpage or e-book, in the right window, the image is shown in Figure 6. Now you can copy or save it as needed!

　　

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8. Best practices: Use offline browsing tools such as TeleportPro

In addition to the above method, you can also download all the websites using offline browsing tools such as TeleportPro, and then slowly view web images on the hard disk. (Click to download)