Here's a MUCH better page:

https://kanjicards.org/kanji-list-by-freq.html

Much more complete and you can actually click on each kanji in order to read about it. Plus they're not pictures but actual UTF-8 characters so they can be zoomed into without aliasing and can be copied and pasted. Only thing that seems to be missing is a search feature.

It says something about the lengths we have been trained when we simply don’t know what to do in lack of a signup button

(It’s what it says; the list of characters. Those who find this useful presumably have a dictionary already. Or you can use eg jisho.org)

Scroll to the bottom and pay for the privilege.