Assets and media

The asset panel lists every file the page loads — not just what’s in the HTML. Pickode reads both the DOM and the page’s network requests, so lazy-loaded images, CSS backgrounds and font files show up too.

How to download assets from a page

What the panel collects

Type	Details
Images	img elements, srcset variants, CSS background images, images lazy-loaded via JavaScript
Vectors	Inline SVG and icons
Fonts	Font files, labeled with family and weight from the page’s @font-face rules
Video and audio	Video and audio files the page loads
Streaming video	HLS and DASH streams, saved as one MP4: see Streaming video
Lottie	Animations found in the network and in players on the page

Lottie animations

Pickode finds Lottie animations in network requests (JSON and .lottie files), in lottie-player, dotlottie and Elementor players, and in animations rendered with lottie-web.

• Preview: play the animation in Pickode’s player, change the speed, step through frames and pick a background.
• Download: save the original JSON or .lottie file.
• Convert to GIF: choose width, fps, 64–256 colors, loop and transparency.
• Library: save the animation to your library.

Free and Pro

Feature	Free	Pro
Asset list and single-file download	✓	✓
ZIP organized by folder	—	✓
Fonts and audio	—	✓
Lottie preview	✓	✓
Lottie download (JSON, .lottie) and GIF conversion	—	✓
Streaming video (HLS/DASH)	—	✓

Pro comes with a 7-day trial and no card. See pricing.

Limits

Check the license of fonts, images and animations before reusing them in your own projects.

Related

• Streaming video
• Screenshots
• Library and Google Drive