So, do I do this on Shutterstock? Or an image downloader site?Usually a good place to start looking is the requests in chrome dev tools and see where the data is coming from.
You do that on what platform you want to reverse engineer.So, do I do this on Shutterstock? Or an image downloader site?
Yep, spent the whole yesterday on this. I was able to get the direct image links on their server. The problem is, when I access it via my browser, it shows as a regular image. But when I download it via python, it gets added with a watermark. Any idea why this is happening?You do that on what platform you want to reverse engineer.
You can't just take high resolution images just from request without a paid account.Yep, spent the whole yesterday on this. I was able to get the direct image links on their server. The problem is, when I access it via my browser, it shows as a regular image. But when I download it via python, it gets added with a watermark. Any idea why this is happening?
Yeah, I was trying to see how it is being built.You can't just take high resolution images just from request without a paid account.
Just take the images from an already made site downloader
Yes, I'm doing it with python.It is possible to do this with Python. You can try with python.
Does anyone have any idea of how to build a Shutterstock (or a popular image platform) downloader? I looked at the page source for an image URL, but the jpg link does not even work. How do those downloaders even work?