article-image-downloader

To download images from web articles for translation, you supply the article URL and an output directory. The script fetches the content, extracts image URLs, and saves all images locally to your specified folder.

Yes, you can download images from Substack and Medium articles. The fetcher retrieves article content from these platforms, extracts the embedded image URLs, and saves the image files directly to a local directory.

To map local image paths to original URLs, the script generates a manifest.json file. This manifest records the original URLs, local filenames, and fetch metadata, providing a clear reference for reuse.

The best way to extract article images and generate a manifest for publishing workflows is to run the script with your article URL. It outputs a local directory of images and a manifest.json containing all fetch metadata and paths.

The image downloader works generally with web articles, including specific platforms like Substack and Medium. It fetches article content and extracts image URLs from the provided web link to save locally.

To fetch and save article images locally, you only need to provide the target article URL and an optional output directory. The script handles content fetching, URL extraction, and image downloading automatically.