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How many times have you wanted to download an image, but the format has changed? Sometimes, it saves as a WebP file, a JPEG, or something else.

Well, no more! With these 3 Google Chrome extensions, you'll never have to wonder what format the image will be downloaded in. You can set the format while downloading the image to avoid any confusion.

Save Image as Type

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Enhance your browsing experience with the Save Image As Type extension! Now, you can easily save images in PNG, JPG, or WebP format directly from your browser's menu.

Features:

  • Convenient Context Menu: Right-click on any image and access the option to save it in your choice of folder.
  • Flexible Formats: Choose between PNG, JPG, or WebP formats to suit your needs.
  • Open Source: This extension is open source, allowing for transparency and community contributions.
  • Privacy-Focused: Rest assured, no information is collected, and there are no ads, login, or registration requirements.
  • Language Support: Available in multiple languages for a global user base.

Try it out!

Save Image As PNG

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This extension is the same as the other two, except for a few additional features and bug fixes.

Key Features:

  • Context Menu Integration: Access the "Save Image As PNG" option by right-clicking on any image.
  • PNG Conversion: Convert images to PNG format before displaying the Save As dialog, ensuring compatibility with image editing programs and online hosting sites like Imgur.
  • WebP Compatibility: While WebP images are compact, they may not be widely recognized. Convert them to PNG for broader usability.
  • Low Footprint: The extension operates efficiently, consuming no memory or CPU unless activated via the context menu option.

Important Updates:

  • Chrome Compatibility: For optimal functionality, use Chrome version 31 or higher. Chrome 30 or lower may have limitations, especially on certain websites like the Chrome Web Store.
  • KDE (Linux) Compatibility: Chrome 35 on KDE (Linux) may experience crashes when opening the Save As dialog due to a known bug. Consider downgrading to Chrome 34 or upgrading to Chrome 36 for a smoother experience.

SaveAs

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Another image-saving extension that offers the same set of features that the other two extensions offer. Maybe it offers one more or one less feature, but it'll still get the job done.

Imageye

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Discovering and downloading images from web pages has never been easier with Imageye - Image Downloader. Explore, filter, and effortlessly download all the pictures on a web page, along with many additional features to enhance your browsing experience.

Key Features:

1. Effortless Image Discovery: Seamlessly find, browse, and download all images from a web page.

2. Advanced Filtering Options:

  • Filter images based on pixel width and height to refine your search.
  • Filter images based on URL for precise image selection.

3. Bulk Download Capability:

  • Download multiple images at once, saving you time and effort.
  • Select specific images for download according to your preferences.

4. Image Size Check:

  • View the size of each image before downloading it to optimize storage usage.

5. URL Copy Functionality:

  • Copy the URL of the original image for easy reference or sharing.

6. Layout Options:

  • Choose from various layout options for a personalized browsing experience.

7. Wide Website Compatibility:

  • Support all major websites, including Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

8. Additional Features:

  • Perform reverse image searches for enhanced image exploration.
  • Convert .webp images to .jpg for increased compatibility.
  • Explore experimental features like Side Panel and Capture Selection.

Important Note:

Ensure you download the official Imageye - Image Downloader to avoid clones and potential security risks. Scammers often create clones of Imageye with malicious intentions.

Summing It Up

You may wonder why the number of users and downloads differ so greatly if the extension's function remains largely the same. This is due to bad software optimization across different platforms, ease of use, and an overall better experience. When developers pay attention to their product and care about its performance, the software experience gets better. Developers who simply choose to ignore their buggy software eventually pay in low number of users.