FolderDrop: Save Web Pages & Images to Google Drive Folders

Save web pages to Google Drive as a PDF, full-page screenshot, web archive or Google Doc. Right-click to save images and files too.

Save web pages to Google Drive as a PDF, a full-page screenshot, a web archive (.mhtml) or an editable Google Doc. Right-click any image or link to save it to Google Drive too, straight into the folder you choose. Made for collecting recipes, articles, receipts and research, sorted into folders as you go. Features: • Four formats: a PDF that looks exactly like the page, a single-file web archive, a full-page PNG image, or an editable document • Choose a folder every time or keep your last one, and create new folders from the popup • Rename the file before it's stored • Keep the original image or linked file with one right-click • Clear progress, plain-language errors and a Try again button • Your format and folder appear in the right-click menu, ready for next time How to use: 1. Click the FolderDrop icon, press Connect and sign in. 2. Pick a format and a folder, then press Save. 3. Open the result from the link that appears. Privacy: FolderDrop has no server. What you save, its name, the folder and the page address go straight from your browser to your own account. A per-file permission means it only sees what it creates. Nothing is sent to us. Permissions: • Read and capture the current tab (activeTab, scripting): only after you click the icon or a menu item • Right-click menu (contextMenus): the three save items • Sign-in (identity): connects your account • Storage: remembers your choices and keeps the sign-in until the browser closes • Access to googleapis.com: uploads, lists and creates FolderDrop's folders, and signs you out • Web archive (optional, asked when first used): lets Chrome make the .mhtml • Other sites (optional, asked per site): downloads something you right-clicked when that site doesn't share it with extensions FolderDrop is an independent project. Google Drive is a trademark of Google LLC.