Innovative Software for Image Users

Extreme Picture Finder is a special type of software that makes it easy for users to download specific images from websites or search engines. This is ideal for those who need to download a large number of images at the same time as it saves the hassle of having to find and save each image individually.

Getting into the Picture

Simply set the search parameters that you need and Extreme Picture Finder will get to work to find the perfect images. Several images can be downloaded at the same time to help speed up the process and it is possible to adapt the search criteria as and when needed. Multimedia surfers are likely to find that this is a one stop solution to their needs and the tools provided can very easily be adapted to meet either needs of casual users as well as those who are searching for images for professional purposes.

Finding the Perfect Images

The fact that images can be previewed as they are downloading and the ease of download helps to make Extreme Picture Finder a very useful piece of software for people who are working on certain types of projects. The only real downside of Extreme Picture Finder is that the maximum number of images that can be saved is 20,000 and anyone who requires more storage space than this will need to search for an alternative.

When re-downloading from a website using existing project, and Save – Conflicts option is set to Do not save new file – new file is not downloaded if file size is the same.By default Preserve folder structure of the site option is now turned off for new TGP projects.Minor fixesPage parsing algorith was improved. Now Extreme Picture Finder finds more links in the plain text of the pages.Altavista search was fixed.Added new option that allows to name saved files using the file name of the page where the file was found.2 new search engines were added to the built-in web picture search: Altavista.com, PicSearch.comAdded a possibility to use query string parameter (or entire query string) to name downloaded filesFixed download from HTTPS addresses

Changes

• When re-downloading from a website using existing project, and Save – Conflicts option is set to Do not save new file – new file is not downloaded if file size is the same.By default Preserve folder structure of the site option is now turned off for new TGP projects.Minor fixesPage parsing algorith was improved. Now Extreme Picture Finder finds more links in the plain text of the pages.Altavista search was fixed.Added new option that allows to name saved files using the file name of the page where the file was found.2 new search engines were added to the built-in web picture search: Altavista.com, PicSearch.comAdded a possibility to use query string parameter (or entire query string) to name downloaded filesFixed download from HTTPS addresses

Batch image downloader and web picture finder in one product. Download any files from any website automatically.

Image downloader and web picture finder in one product. Automatically download all images from any website. Simply enter the website address, choose what files to download (images, music, videos or any other files) and the folder on your hard drive where to save them and let the program do the rest of the work for you! No more banners, annoying pop-ups or saving each file by hand!

Extreme Picture Finder will easily handle password-protected websites, forums or TGPs. Plus, it allows you to set file and image size limits, use URL filters to skip unwanted parts of the website, choose the way the saved files are named and use many other options to get exactly what you want as fast as possible.

If you don’t know where to start – the program offers a built-in database with thousands of website addresses sorted by category and the built-in picture finder, which allows you to search the web for pictures using keywords. Extreme Picture Finder offers several different search modes: only thumbnails, only full-size images, both thumbnails and full-size images. Plus it can download all “related” images – images located on the same page where the original full-size image was found.