Right-click any image and save it as JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG or PDF. Converts locally in your browser.
Users
2
store count
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
0
total ratings
Store rank
#363K
#275K among extensions
Version
1.0.0
updated 8 Oct 2026
About Save Image As Type
Save Image As Type — Save Web Images in the Format You Need
Need a PNG instead of a WebP? Want to turn an image into a PDF or create an SVG version? Save Image As Type adds format choices to the right-click menu, so you can convert and download an image without leaving the page.
✨ Key features
- Five output formats: Save images as JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG, or PDF.
- Right-click convenience: Choose a format directly from the Save image as menu on an image.
- Adjustable image quality: Set JPEG quality in the extension popup. The same setting is used for WebP exports.
- SVG color control: Adjust the number of colors used when tracing an image into vector paths.
- Ready-to-use PDF: Place an image on a single PDF page for sharing or printing.
- Conversion in your browser: The extension processes images locally, without uploading them to a separate conversion service.
🖼️ Choose the right format
- JPEG — A practical choice for photos and images that do not need transparency. Transparent areas are filled with white.
- PNG — Useful for screenshots, graphics, and images with transparency.
- WebP — A modern image format with adjustable compression quality.
- SVG — Creates a scalable, traced version of a raster image. The result is an approximation of the original image, with adjustable color detail.
- PDF — Saves the image on a single-page document.
🚀 How to use it
1. Right-click an image on a web page.
2. Open Save image as.
3. Select JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG, or PDF.
4. Chrome downloads the converted file using your browser’s download settings.
To change the JPEG/WebP quality or SVG color setting, click the extension icon.
💡 Useful for
- Preparing images for websites and design projects
- Saving WebP images in a more familiar format
- Keeping transparent graphics as PNG files
- Creating a PDF from an image for sharing or printing
- Trying a traced SVG version of a web image
Note: Some websites restrict access to their images, so conversion may not work for every image.