PIXI is a webpage image downloader tool that downloads all the JPEG images from a webpage. Simply copy the webpage URL to the clipboard and PIXI will perform the download process.
If you're looking for a tool that will allow you to download all JPEG images from a webpage, PIXI is the software for you. Simply copy the webpage URL to your clipboard and let PIXI do the rest. This tool is ideal for users who want to view images offline or who wish to save images that are available online.
The PIXI interface is user-friendly, featuring a single screen with all the controls you need, making it easy to use. Your settings are also saved within the application when you exit. This means that you only need to set up the download preferences once and you're good to go.
With PIXI, all you need to do is browse the web and when you find a page that has at least one link to a JPEG picture, you can copy the URL from your browser's address bar and paste it into PIXI. PIXI will then start downloading all the corresponding images in the page to the folder of your choice.
To give you an example, let's walk through the process of using PIXI to download photos, making sure to respect any copyright issues that may exist:
1. Find a webpage with links to JPEG images or thumbnails.
2. While PIXI is running, right-click on the URL in your browser's address bar and select "Copy".
3. PIXI will display "Getting..." in the status screen, while simultaneously saving all the images in the folder of your choice, e.g., C:\somefolder\images. Finally, all the images will be numbered and have "_add_this_text" appended to them (e.g. "12_add_this_text.jpg"). You can either keep the original file names or use incrementally numbered downloads.
In summary, PIXI is a simple, effective tool for downloading all JPEG images from a webpage. Its straightforward interface means that you can set it up in seconds and start downloading straight away.
The PIXI interface is user-friendly, featuring a single screen with all the controls you need, making it easy to use. Your settings are also saved within the application when you exit. This means that you only need to set up the download preferences once and you're good to go.
With PIXI, all you need to do is browse the web and when you find a page that has at least one link to a JPEG picture, you can copy the URL from your browser's address bar and paste it into PIXI. PIXI will then start downloading all the corresponding images in the page to the folder of your choice.
To give you an example, let's walk through the process of using PIXI to download photos, making sure to respect any copyright issues that may exist:
1. Find a webpage with links to JPEG images or thumbnails.
2. While PIXI is running, right-click on the URL in your browser's address bar and select "Copy".
3. PIXI will display "Getting..." in the status screen, while simultaneously saving all the images in the folder of your choice, e.g., C:\somefolder\images. Finally, all the images will be numbered and have "_add_this_text" appended to them (e.g. "12_add_this_text.jpg"). You can either keep the original file names or use incrementally numbered downloads.
In summary, PIXI is a simple, effective tool for downloading all JPEG images from a webpage. Its straightforward interface means that you can set it up in seconds and start downloading straight away.
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