Website scraping - csv and image download

I run a dropshipping store, and seek your assistance to scrape a list of URLs from two suppliers websites to extract text to CSV and download images, so that these can be added to my store. The tool you develop must be able to; 1. Accept CSV input with a list of source URLs in a single column (two different suppliers; one CSV per supplier; see examples attached) 2. Trigger a different import routine based on the supplier selected 3. Produce a CSV output file, with each row corresponding with one source URL, containing 4 columns; a. Source URL (should mirror the input file) b. Item title c. Cost price d. Full description and specifications 4. Download all product images a. I believe this is the most complex element – both suppliers require you to click on each image thumbnail to load the full resolution image – there is no ‘next’ button and variable amounts of images, which has prevented automation using the tools I’ve explored b. One of the sites renders ‘full webpages’ when an image is right clicked, while the other renders a ‘pretend gif’ image with an underlying JPG visible in the source code. c. Please examine both URL formats and ensure you’re able to retrieve the images before bidding. d. Images downloaded are expected to be in JPG, PNG or similar format e. Images should be the highest resolution available (~200-500KB), not the 25KB thumbnail versions f. Images downloaded should be placed within a sub-folder containing the title of the item, or another identifier that can be aligned with the CSV extract in #3. For example, you could add a sequential ID to the CSV file and the number the folders with this same ID. The intent is for me to be easily able to align content from the CSV with the images when uploading to my online store. 5. Support up to 200 import/export URLs at a time a. When the routine is run, the output is a CSV file with one row per product, and a zip/folder which contains one subfolder per product 6. Run on a Mac OSX 10.15 7. Run without requiring up-front or recurring fees, outside of my payment to you via Freelancer 8. Provide a brief set of instructions that show how the tool is to be used You must provide source code, so that the solution can be modified by another developer in future if required. Note: I have been using a tool called Anypicker ([login to view URL]) to achieve all of the above steps except #4 for a number of months. Anypicker does have image download capabilities, but I haven’t managed to find a way to configure it for this task. If you wish to try this and are able to get it working, then this would be an acceptable solution as I am already paying this subscription for a ‘stock and price check’ that I built. Please let me know if you have any questions or require any further information. Kind Regards, David