How can i download images from Google Play developer console

Question

I'm about to create a different version of my existing app. I need hi-res icon, featured graphic, and screenshots of previous application. How can I download them from Google Play developer console?

Pindus

Answer 1

You can use Google Chrome developer tools to find out the link to your apps graphic in the google play developer console. The link to this graphic is like that: https://lh3.ggpht.com/tl0FC9sBdKWSI37JejuhKrMjlrZkZNbAJmDhaYvs6WahtRvNZC6XEiTIcyQiJ7a2QQ=h300-rw

As you can see there is "h300-rw" at the end of this link. It is the dimension of your image. If you change that for example to "h1024-rw" then you'll get a hi-res image: https://lh3.ggpht.com/tl0FC9sBdKWSI37JejuhKrMjlrZkZNbAJmDhaYvs6WahtRvNZC6XEiTIcyQiJ7a2QQ=h1024-rw

Amandaamandi

It's likely to be in .webp format. So you'll have to convert it after download. – Amabel

Great answer. I don't have access to the original images because the previous developer isn't around. Anyway, I think you can download the images from the App Store. I don't know why Google wouldn't extend the same convenience to Android developers. – Apulia

To get the PNG instead of a .webp format for the URL above, just remove the =h300-rw from the URL above and bingo! – Fenn

After one year, it seems still the only solution to get the images – Yeoman

To get the PNG image and still be able to change its dimension, you only need to remove the -rw part. – Fideicommissum

Can we extract features Graphics image form play store app? – Hibernal

You can just replace =h150-rw with some huge number, like =h15000 and the largest available file will be served up. – Cladophyll

Just to be clear, once starting the dev console, you would find this easiest under the "sources" tab, and then find something like lh3.googleusercontent.com. – Almetaalmighty

Answer 2

Follow these simple steps:

1) goto your App Page in Google Play

2) copy the Image Address of the image you needed https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GFLeShFxtwkDtDWMFVeieXc3nXlNwggWmh99TfwgrMANc4L3ZD2T-EEWaBbeQmjQWw=s180-rw

3) paste it on the browser and remove =s180-rw

4) download thats it.

Blackboard

by the way, removing -rw is enough – Rossie

hi shyam, this answer looks very similar to the approved one at a later date. – Saltern

Answer 3

You can download Google Play Console images in .png by following these steps :

• Right click on the image and click on "Open image" (on Chrome) or "Display image "(on Firefox)
• Add =h1204 at the end of the url if you want to get the image with 1204 height (you can set any value you want)
• Add =w1204 at the end of the url if you want to get the image with 1204 width (you can set any value you want)
• Now, you can now download the image by saving it (you will see that the format will be .PNG)

Monocyclic

Answer 4

1. Visit the app page on your computer, tap on the screenshot you wish to download.

2. Right click on the image and click Open Image in new Tab.

3. Switch to new tab and again right click on the image and choose Save Image As....

Avner

Answer 5

Jquery selector is best option to extract images from play store and app store as both stores allow web crawl. U can find a unique class to identify image section and then crawl it.

Isagoge

Answer 6

Currently it won't show the '=s180-rw' anymore. However you can just append anything like '=s1024-rw' after the URL and it will show the 1024 image.

Schnapp