Bulk Open Graph Image Downloader
Paste up to 20 web page addresses to extract each page's declared Open Graph or Twitter card image, see which pages have none, and download the images as one ZIP with a CSV manifest.
- Up to 20 pages
- Per-page status
- ZIP + CSV manifest
- Tag warnings
Download thumbnails and cover artwork only for content you own, have permission to use, or for legally permitted reference, research or personal use. The copyright remains with the original creator or rights holder.
How the Bulk Open Graph Image Downloader works
1. Paste your pages
Duplicates are merged and order is kept.
2. Each page is checked
Every address is validated and read on its own; failures stay isolated.
3. Download
Select images and download a ZIP with a manifest.
Supported input
- Public http:// and https:// pages
- Mixed lists - invalid or blocked lines are reported individually
Limitations
- One batch holds up to 20 pages.
- Each page is checked for og:image first, then twitter:image.
- Private network and internal addresses are refused per line.
How your data is handled. The link you enter is sent to A2Z.Tools so our server can read the platform's public metadata and check each image. We do not store the link, and our analytics record only the platform, how many images were found and any error code. Images are downloaded through a short-lived link that stops working after about 30 minutes.
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What the Bulk Open Graph Image Downloader does
Checking share images page by page is tedious on a site with dozens of articles or products. This tool takes up to 20 page addresses, reads each page’s declared Open Graph image, shows which pages have none, and lets you download the images together. It is aimed at SEO auditors, content teams reviewing a blog archive, and developers verifying templates after a site migration.
Supported inputs
- Public http:// and https:// page addresses, one per line or separated by commas or spaces
- Mixed lists – invalid or blocked lines are reported individually
Duplicate addresses are merged and the original order is kept, so results line up with your sitemap export or spreadsheet.
How each page is checked
Every address is validated and read on its own. The tool looks for og:image first and falls back to twitter:image when a page declares no Open Graph image. The chosen image is loaded and measured, and tag problems — such as a missing og:image, a relative or insecure image URL, or an image too small for large cards — are listed for that page. One slow or broken page never stops the rest of the batch.
What you get
- A row per page with its status, preview image, measured size and warnings
- A clear flag on pages that declare no preview image at all
- Selectable results
- One ZIP of selected images with a CSV manifest of pages, images and errors
Common uses
- Auditing your top 20 landing pages for missing share images
- Confirming a new CMS template outputs og:image on every article type
- Collecting your site’s share images for a brand consistency review
- Spotting pages still using a generic default image
Limitations
- One batch holds up to 20 pages.
- Only og:image and twitter:image are checked – for favicons, logos and manifest icons use the Website Thumbnail Downloader.
- Private network and internal addresses are refused per line.
- A single ZIP holds up to 60 images and 120 MB.
Privacy
The link you enter is sent to A2Z.Tools so our server can read each page’s Open Graph and Twitter card tags and check each image. We do not store the link, and our analytics record only the platform, how many images were found and any error code. Images are delivered through a short-lived download link that stops working after about 30 minutes.
Copyright
Download thumbnails and cover artwork only for content you own, have permission to use, or for legally permitted reference, research or personal use. The copyright remains with the original creator or rights holder.
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Key facts
- Up to 20 pages per batch
- Checks og:image first, then twitter:image
- Per-page status; failures stay isolated
- Tag warnings for each page
- Duplicates merged, order kept
- ZIP with CSV manifest
How to use it
- Paste page addresses separated by new lines, commas or spaces
- Select Extract images
- Review each page's status, image and warnings
- Select images and download the ZIP with its manifest
Frequently asked questions
How many pages can I check at once?
Up to 20 page addresses per batch. For more pages, run several batches.
What happens if a page has no og:image?
The tool falls back to the page’s twitter:image. If neither is declared, the page is flagged as having no preview image.
Does one broken URL stop the whole batch?
No. Each address is validated and read independently, so a failing or blocked page gets its own status while the rest continue.
What is in the CSV manifest?
The manifest in the ZIP lists each page with the image found, its size and any error, so you can track fixes in a spreadsheet.
Can it find favicons and logos too?
No, this tool checks only og:image and twitter:image. The Website Thumbnail Downloader collects favicons, touch icons, schema.org logos and manifest icons for a single page.
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