Question 1

What types of images can be extracted from a website?

Accepted Answer

Thunderbit's Image Extractor can capture a wide range of images from websites, including product photos, profile pictures, banners, and embedded images. It detects standard image formats such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP, ensuring comprehensive coverage of visual content on the page.

Question 2

How does the image extractor decide which images belong to each scraped record?

Accepted Answer

The extractor uses AI to analyze the structure of the web page and associates images with the relevant data records, such as products or listings. It matches images to their corresponding items based on their placement within the page’s layout and surrounding content.

Question 3

Can images be extracted from dynamically loaded or scroll-based pages?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Thunderbit supports extraction from pages that load images dynamically, including those with infinite scroll or lazy loading. The tool processes the entire visible content and can handle images that appear as you scroll through the page.

Question 4

What happens when a page contains multiple images for a single item?

Accepted Answer

When multiple images are associated with a single item, Thunderbit collects all relevant images and links them to that record in the output table. Each image URL is included, allowing you to access every visual associated with the item.

Question 5

How are extracted images handled during export or integration with other tools?

Accepted Answer

Extracted images are provided as direct URLs in the exported data. When exporting to platforms like Google Sheets, Airtable, or Notion, the images can be displayed or stored according to the platform’s capabilities. For example, in Google Sheets, you can use the =IMAGE("image_url") formula to display images directly in cells.

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