Image & Screenshot Save As

Image & Screenshot Save As is a local Chrome extension for saving web images and page screenshots in the format you need. Right-click an image or an empty area of a page, choose PNG, JPG, or WebP, then save the file normally or save it and copy the final local path. Key features: • Save web images as PNG, JPG, or WebP • Capture the current visible area of a page—no region selection • Capture a full page as one long screenshot • Choose Save or Save & Copy Path for every format • Adjust JPG and WebP quality; PNG remains lossless • Use the normal Save As dialog or enable silent saving to the default Downloads folder • Review recent activity and local save history from the settings page • Use the interface in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, or German Privacy and local processing: Image reading, conversion, screenshot capture, and stitching are performed in the browser on your device. The extension does not upload images, load remote code, use accounts, or send analytics. Save history is stored in local browser storage and can be cleared from the settings page. Notes: Some protected or blob-based images may not be readable. Full-page screenshots are created by scrolling and stitching the page, so fixed page elements may appear more than once. Animated images are exported as a static first frame. Version 1.9.0 - Added paginated exports for oversized full-page screenshots. Choose Longest Pages (32767px), A4 Pages, or Cancel before saving. - Preserves the original screenshot resolution. A4 pages use the A4 aspect ratio, with white padding on the final page. - Remembers your selected destination folder and saves images with sequential numbering, such as 001, 002, and 003. - Uses a new batch name when matching files already exist, preventing accidental overwrites. - Processes screenshots page by page to reduce memory usage and preserves completed pages if capture is interrupted. - Fixed missing rows at fractional display scaling. - Simplified the full-page screenshot menu. Pagination choices now appear only on the options page when needed. Supports PNG, JPG, and WebP. All processing remains local to your browser.