ImageForge - Save Image As

ImageForge turns any image on the web into the file you actually need — PDF, PNG, JPG, or WebP — in one right-click, without uploading anything anywhere. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install ImageForge and open any page with images. 2. Right-click the picture you want. 3. Choose "Save image as…" from the context menu. 4. Pick PDF, PNG, JPG, or WebP. 5. The file downloads immediately, converted locally in your browser. No image ever leaves your device — there is no server, no account, and no upload step. Conversion happens entirely inside Chrome using the browser's own canvas engine. SETTINGS Open the options page from the toolbar icon to control two things: • Ask where to save — get the native "Save As" dialog for every download instead of the default downloads folder. • Floating highlight button — adds a small button to the edge of every page that outlines every image on screen with one click, so you can spot exactly what's on the page before you save it. Off by default; turn it on if you want it, and hover the small × next to it to switch it off everywhere again. WHY IMAGEFORGE • Built on Manifest V3 — no deprecated APIs, no background page left running when it's not needed. • Zero third-party network calls. The PDF engine is bundled directly in the extension. • No sign-up, no tracking, no ads. • Works on any site that lets your browser display the image at all. WHO IT'S FOR Designers pulling reference images, researchers archiving sources as PDF, shoppers saving product photos, or anyone tired of screenshotting when a real save-as-PDF button would do the job in one click. ImageForge is a small tool that does one job well: turn the image you're looking at into the file format you need, right now, without leaving the page.