m-rots/getty

A small utility to download images from gettyimages

Getty

A small utility to download images from gettyimages.

• Images are locked to 2048x2048 pixels in size

Usage

Download an image by its identifier:

getty "186350194"

Download an image by its URL:

getty "https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/186350194"

Download multiple images:

getty "186350194" "1207089198"

Downloaded images will be placed in the current working directory with the identifier of the image as a JPG file.

Install

Either download one of the binaries in the releases tab or build getty yourself.

Build

1. Make sure you have the latest version of Go installed
2. Run go build getty.go to build the binary

getty's Issues

Could not download the image !

Due to changes in Getty links ! parameter ?s=2048x2048&w=5 not working !

preserve exif data

The exif data on the jpeg gets blown away (likely due to how two images are merged in mergeImages)
.

Would be nice if this can be preserved, by taking it from one of the source jpegs or otherwise.

more than 2048 pixel

is there a possibility to get more than 2048 pixel images

feat: scraping support

I found this other script for Getty content but it downloads only the thumbnails from images

https://github.com/ddm4313/gettyimages-scraper-extremelyfast

Could it be possible to support the scraping here and downloading search results?

getty.exe died in 2024

Since 2024 I can not use getty.exe anymore. Could you update the code???? Is it possible?

It's not working.

Hi there. I tried the amd64 Linux build but it ain't working.
And it ain't return with no error message either.

Doesn't work for videos :)

Hey, I know it didn't have any updates since 3 years, but if someone has an alternative I'll take it aswell :)

I'd like to know if it would be possible to do the same thing this software does for getty images, but for their videos ?

A bug regarding photo IDs with dash in their name

Hi there.. I found a bug. I'm not able to download images that contains a dash (-), like if the image is part of an image series.
I.e https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/photo/men-having-discussion-at-conference-table-royalty-free-image/200559768-001 https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/photo/men-having-discussion-at-conference-table-royalty-free-image/200559768-002 https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/photo/men-reading-document-at-conference-table-royalty-free-image/200559768-003

Could you please look into this?