Save Image As — JPG, PNG & WebP Converter

by trevorbiggs111 · Tools

Manifest V3 Free

View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 21 Oct 2026

Right-click any image and save it as JPG, PNG or WebP. Converts WebP/AVIF instantly, keeps full resolution, nothing uploaded.

Users

+1 in 30 days

Rating

0.0 / 5

unchanged in 30 days

Ratings

0 in 30 days

Store rank

#189K

#158K among extensions

Version

1.1.0

updated 15 Jul 2026

Users

monthly, 3 months

Latest, 21 Oct 2026: 12 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month

Ratings count

monthly, 3 months

Latest, 21 Oct 2026: 0 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month

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About Save Image As — JPG, PNG & WebP Converter

Save any image on the web in the format you actually need — without a single trip to a conversion site. Right-click a picture, hover "Save image as…", and pick JPG, PNG or WebP. The file is converted and downloaded straight to your device. That's it. WHAT IT DOES • Save as JPG — universally compatible, small files, perfect for email, forms and profile photos that reject other formats. • Save as PNG — lossless, keeps transparency. • Save as WebP — modern compression for smaller files. • Converts WebP and AVIF on the fly, so those "won't-open-anywhere" images become ordinary JPEGs. • Grabs the highest-resolution version the page offers, so you don't end up with a tiny thumbnail. • Transparent images flattened onto white when saving as JPG — no ugly black backgrounds. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server, there are no accounts, and no browsing data is collected or tracked. FEWER CLICKS Choose whether files drop straight into your Downloads folder (fastest) or open a "Save As" dialog. Set JPG/WebP quality once in Options and forget it. HOW TO USE 1. Right-click any image on any web page. 2. Hover "Save image as…". 3. Choose JPG, PNG or WebP. 4. Done — the converted file is in your Downloads. Made for anyone who regularly pulls images from the web for reports, slides, listings or social posts and is tired of juggling formats.