Save Image as Type

Right-click any image and save it as JPG, PNG, PDF, WebP or GIF. Converts locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Save any picture on the web in the format you actually need. Right-click an image, choose Save image as, and pick a format. The conversion happens inside your browser, so your pictures are never sent to a server. What it does - Save as JPG: compact photo format, good for sharing and email - Save as PNG: lossless quality, keeps transparency - Save as PDF: turn a picture into a one-page PDF, ready to print or attach - Save as WebP: smaller files with excellent visual quality - Save as GIF: animated GIFs are saved without re-encoding, so they keep moving - Adjustable quality slider for JPG, WebP and PDF - Save all images on a page as one ZIP - Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+S saves the image under your cursor, Alt+Shift+B saves all images on the page - Toolbar popup shows how many images the page has and saves them in one click - Optional: skip the Save As dialog and send files straight to Downloads - Custom filename templates with {name}, {domain} and {date} - Available in English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Simplified Chinese Private by design - Images are decoded and re-encoded locally in your browser - No accounts, no analytics, no remote code - Settings are stored with Chrome sync storage, nothing else is kept Good to know - Saving a still image as GIF produces a single frame with up to 256 colours. - Transparent areas become white in JPG and PDF.