Image Downloader – Quick Save & Collect

Shortcut-click saving of original images is free, including shortcut/platform settings and six interface languages. Every other tool listed below requires an active Pro membership. Sign in with the Google account used for your purchase in the same extension; no separate Pro installation is required. Save one image instantly, or collect the images you need from an entire page. Image Downloader keeps its fast Alt/Option-click workflow and adds a local collection workspace. Scan the current page, review responsive and lazy-loaded sources, filter the results, select what you need, and export the selected images as one ZIP. Processing stays inside your browser. Quick Save: - Hold Alt on Windows/Linux or Option on macOS and click an image to save it immediately - Choose Alt/Option, Ctrl/Command, Shift, or Alt/Option + Shift as the click modifier - Use Smart format detection to identify the real image type, even when the URL has no useful extension - Keep original bytes and filenames when you do not want conversion - Convert to PNG, JPG, or WebP with adjustable JPG/WebP quality - Preserve GIF animation, SVG vectors, AVIF files, and other recognized source formats in Smart or Keep original mode - Save through the browser's standard download system with automatic conflict-safe naming Page image collection workbench: - Scan regular images, responsive `srcset` sources, lazy-loaded image attributes, CSS backgrounds, inline SVGs, video posters, preloaded images, and page metadata - Prefer linked originals and larger responsive candidates over displayed thumbnails - Search by filename, alt text, or URL - Filter by minimum width, minimum height, and image format - Sort by page order, pixel area, or width - Select the visible result set or choose individual images - Export selected images and a `sources.csv` manifest in one local ZIP - Use Smart, Keep original, PNG, JPG, or WebP independently for each batch export Localized content package: - Select text and images on a webpage, then export the selection from the popup or context menu - Receive a ZIP containing editable `content.md`, `content.html`, a local `images/` folder, and `sources.csv` - Image links inside the exported Markdown and HTML are rewritten to local relative paths - Images that cannot be downloaded are removed from the localized document instead of leaving hidden remote dependencies - Existing rich-text, Markdown, and clean HTML clipboard actions remain available Additional local tools: - Right-click a YouTube, Bilibili, or compatible HTML5 video to save its thumbnail or current playback frame - Video images follow the existing Smart, Keep original, PNG, JPG, WebP, quality, filename, and browser download settings; source-resolution frame capture is preferred, with a visible-player fallback for cross-origin restrictions - Selected-area long screenshots with an in-page action bar, including dominant inner scroll containers - Long screenshots keep the selected horizontal range and scroll downward from the chosen starting area; press Esc during scrolling to finish at the current position and preview everything captured so far, then move, resize, or redraw the crop; cancelling the preview creates no download - Confirmed crops follow the selected PNG, JPG, or WebP format and JPG/WebP quality, then use the browser Downloads system and its destination settings; exceptionally tall results are split into numbered files - Free-size region screenshots using PNG, JPG, or WebP settings - Fixed-ratio GIF recording in 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, or 9:16 for up to 10 seconds - Optional 3-second GIF countdown and early-stop shortcut - English interface by default, with Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Traditional Chinese available Private by design: images, selected webpage content, video frames, screenshots, GIF frames, format detection, conversion, and ZIP generation are processed locally. Webpage content is never uploaded. There are no analytics, ads, trackers, or remote executable code. Optional Pro membership connects only to the account and billing service; image processing remains local. Browser-internal pages and extension-store pages do not allow extensions to run. Local file pages require file-URL access to be enabled in the extension details screen. Use the browser's Downloads settings to control the destination and download prompts. The extension does not request direct access to a local folder.