Script to Rip Images From the iTunes/App/Mac App Stores →

March 3, 2016 · 20:00 · Wojtek Pietrusiewicz

Dr. Drang:

What I came up with is a Python script called ipic, which I’ve put in a GitHub repository. It will search the iTunes, App, or Mac App Stores for images associated with albums, movies, TV shows, books, or apps and display what it finds as a set of thumbnail images in your browser. Each thumbnail is a link to a full-sized version, 512×512 pixels for apps, 600×600 for everything else.

Also, make sure to check this out, if you’d prefer find the images via a webpage.


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