Hoard Clipper

Save reference images to your private Hoard library.

Hoard Clipper connects to your own private Hoard library — a personal image-reference and moodboard app. It's not a public service: you'll need an existing Hoard account and an API token from your Hoard instance's Settings page before this extension can save anything. Save images as you browse Right-click any image on any page and choose "Save image to Hoard" to add it to your library instantly, with the source page recorded automatically. Bulk-save from any page Click the toolbar icon to see every image on the current page in a checkbox grid, pick the ones you want (or select all), and save them together — optionally straight into a specific board. Import a whole Pinterest board Open a Pinterest board and click the toolbar icon: the extension scrolls the board to find every pin, pre-selects them all, and imports them into a matching board in your Hoard library — no more saving pins one at a time. Import a Google Photos album Open an album (or browse your albums list) in Google Photos and use the same toolbar button to bulk-import every photo in it. Optional hover-to-save button Turn on "Hover-to-save" in the extension's Options to get a small Save button that appears over any image on any page when you hover — similar to Pinterest's own save button. Off by default; only requests page access when you explicitly enable it, and that access is released the moment you turn it back off. Your data stays yours This extension only ever talks to the one Hoard server you configure in Options. Nothing is sent anywhere else, and there's no account, tracking, or ads built into the extension itself. Setup: install the extension, then go to Settings → Chrome extension tokens in your Hoard library to create a token, and paste your server URL and token into the extension's Options page.