Save Image As Type

Tracking since May 19, 2026.

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• Jun 1, 2026
  description

  Save Image As Type adds a smarter "Save image as…" to Chrome's right-click menu and a batch downloader to the toolbar popup. Convert and save images directly in the browser — no uploads, no watermarks, no accounts.
  
  🎯 Two ways to save
  1. Single image — right-click and pick a format from the submenu
  2. Whole page — open the popup, hit "Save All Visible Images"
  
  📦 Supported formats
  • PNG — lossless
  • JPG — smaller files, adjustable quality
  • WEBP — modern, adjustable quality
  • GIF — static frame export
  • ICO — favicon sizes from 16×16 up to 256×256
  • PDF — single image per page, auto-fits
  
  🪄 Batch downloader
  Scans the active tab for meaningfully sized pictures (icons and tracking pixels are filtered out), shows a live count by source format, and saves everything in your default format with one click. Multiple files are bundled into a single ZIP.
  
  🎚 Quality slider
  For JPG and WEBP — drag from 1 to 100. The encoder uses the exact value you pick. PNG output is always lossless.
  
  📝 Filename template
  Mix plain text with tokens, with a live preview:
  ▸ {original} — source filename
  ▸ {domain} — host it came from
  ▸ {date} — today's date
  ▸ {w} / {h} — width / height in pixels
  Example: {original}_{w}x{h} → photo_1920x1080.jpg
  
  ⚙️ Save mode
  • Ask where to save — Chrome's native dialog per file
  • Quick save — straight to your Downloads folder
  • Default format — skip the submenu for your most-used format
  
  🎨 Interface
  • Light, Dark and System themes
  • Compact popup, every setting visible at a glance
  • Settings auto-saved
  
  🔒 Privacy
  Everything runs locally in your browser using OffscreenCanvas and on-device libraries. Files never leave your machine. No analytics, no servers, no telemetry, no tracking, no accounts.

  🖼️ The smart way to save and convert images right in your browser
  
  Tired of downloading a PNG when you actually need a JPG? Save Image As Type adds a powerful right-click menu and a one-click batch tool, so any picture on a page can be saved in the exact format you need — straight from the context menu, without ever leaving the page.
  
  No uploads. No accounts. Everything runs locally — your pictures never leave your device.
  
  🚀 Quick start
  1. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Right-click any picture on a webpage.
  3. Pick a format from the submenu.
  4. The converted file lands in your Downloads folder instantly.
  
  ⭐ What you can do
  1️⃣ Convert images to JPG with adjustable quality from 1 to 100.
  2️⃣ Convert image to PNG without losing quality — output is fully lossless.
  3️⃣ Save image as PDF with the picture auto-fitted to the page.
  4️⃣ Export to WEBP, GIF, or multi-resolution ICO for favicons.
  5️⃣ Batch save a whole page with the built-in website image downloader.
  
  📸 A private converter inside your browser
  Stop relying on sketchy upload sites. This offline image to png converter uses the browser's native OffscreenCanvas — fast, private, no watermarks. It accepts JPG, WEBP, GIF, AVIF and BMP sources.
  
  📄 Built-in PDF export
  Need to send a screenshot to your accountant or attach a receipt to an email? Right-click and the image to pdf converter auto-fits portrait or landscape, embeds the picture with proper compression, and produces a single-page PDF ready for printing or sharing.
  
  🌐 Whole-page downloader
  The popup scans the active tab, filters out icons and tracking pixels, and shows a live count by source format. One button converts every meaningful picture to your chosen format and bundles them into a single ZIP.
  
  🎯 Perfect for:
  • Designers grabbing reference shots
  • Researchers saving figures from papers
  • Shoppers archiving product galleries
  • Anyone tired of clicking save 40 times in a row
  
  🎚️ Quality control you can actually feel
  - JPG quality slider from 1 to 100
  - WEBP quality slider with the same range
  - PNG output always stays lossless
  - ICO bundles sizes from 16×16 up to 256×256
  
  📝 Filename templates with live preview
  Mix plain text with smart tokens:
  ▸ {original} — source filename
  ▸ {domain} — host the image came from
  ▸ {date} — today's date
  ▸ {w} / {h} — width and height in pixels
  Example: {original}_{w}x{h} → photo_1920x1080.jpg
  
  ⚙️ Save modes for every workflow
  1. Ask where to save — Chrome's native dialog per file
  2. Quick save — straight to Downloads
  3. Default format — skip the submenu for your most-used format
  
  🎨 Interface that gets out of the way
  🔹 Light, Dark and System themes
  🔹 Compact popup, every setting visible at a glance
  🔹 Settings saved automatically — no sign-in, no sync delays
  
  🔒 Privacy first
  Save Image As Type runs entirely inside your browser using OffscreenCanvas. No server uploads, no analytics, no telemetry, no tracking, no accounts. Your data stays yours.
  
  ❓ Frequently asked questions
  
  📌 How to convert image to JPG?
  💡 Right-click any picture, pick JPG from the submenu, and the file saves instantly. Tweak the quality slider to balance size and clarity.
  
  📌 How to convert PNG image into JPG without losing detail?
  💡 Set the JPG quality slider to 95–100. The encoder uses the exact value you pick, so you stay in control of the tradeoff.
  
  📌 How to convert image to PDF for printing?
  💡 Right-click and pick PDF — the picture auto-fits the page, ready to print or share.
  
  📌 Does it keep full quality?
  💡 PNG output is always lossless — the pixels you see are the pixels you get.
  
  📌 Do you collect data?
  💡 No. Everything is processed locally. No telemetry, no analytics, no servers.
  
  🎯 Save Image As Type brings format conversion right into Chrome — one lightweight extension, no websites to juggle.

• Jun 1, 2026
  short_description

  Right-click any image to save it in a different format, or batch-download every visible image on a page.

  Right-click to Save Image As Type you want — convert image to JPG, PNG, PDF or use the image downloader.

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