Save Image AsWEBP to JPG and PNG
Stop getting WEBP files you can't open. Convert them while you save.
Newdownload all the images on a page at once
Free Chrome extension
Save any image as JPG, PNG, WEBP or PDF
Right-click an image, pick a format, done. Or download every image on a page in one go. Everything happens in your browser.
Add to Chrome, it's freeUsed by 7,000+ people every week
Three clicks, no detours
Right-click
On any image, on any website.
Pick a format
Open "Save image as..." and choose PNG, JPG, WEBP or PDF.
Save
The converted image lands in your downloads.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Image to PDF
Turn any image into a PDF page sized to fit, ready to print or share.
Transparency handled
Transparent backgrounds become white when you save as JPG.
High quality
Conversions at 92% quality, at the original resolution.
Works everywhere
Any website, any image you can right-click.
In your language
Interface in English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.
Bulk download, without the junk
Right-click anywhere on a page and choose "Open Bulk Download...", or open it from the extension icon. Press "Scan page" and get every image on the page, iframes included.
- Keeps only the largest version of the same image
- Skips icons, SVGs and CSS backgrounds if you want
- Minimum size filter to leave out thumbnails
- Download as original or convert everything to PNG, JPG or WEBP
Your images never leave your computer
No accounts, no servers, no analytics, no tracking. The conversion runs inside your browser and the extension stores nothing about you.
Read the privacy policyFrequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes, completely free, with no ads and no premium version.
Can I download all the images on a page at once?
Yes. Right-click the page and choose "Open Bulk Download...", press "Scan page" and download every image, as original or converted to PNG, JPG or WEBP. Duplicates and icons are skipped automatically.
Does it work with WEBP images?
Yes. You can save a WEBP image as JPG or PNG, and any JPG or PNG as WEBP.
Why can't I save an image on some sites?
Some sites block access to their images or show them in ways the browser can't read (for example inside a canvas or a protected video). In those cases no extension can convert them.
Where do the files go?
Single images open the usual "Save as" window. Bulk downloads go to your default downloads folder.
Does it work in Edge, Brave or Opera?
It is built for Chrome, but Chromium-based browsers that accept Chrome Web Store extensions usually work too.
Does it collect my data?
No. Read the privacy policy for the details.
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