# Downloading page assets (images)

You know when you want to save a picture but there's no option to "Save Image As"?

That's because the picture is in the background, then you'll have to dig the code to find it.

Well, no more.

Easily download any image from a website without having to dig the code.

CSS Pro gathers all images for you by analyzing background images, \<img> tags, svgs, og-images, favicons, and even HTML attributes.

### How to see and download the assets of a website

**Step 1.** With CSS Pro opened, click on "Assets" on the menu

#### To download all assets:

**Step 2.** Click on "Save All" at the top of the Assets window

#### To download a specific asset:

**Step 2.** Find the asset you want to download and hover over it

**Step 3.** Click on "Save"

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