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Save Image As JPG, PNG, WebP — Free Browser Extension

Right-click any image and save it as JPG, PNG or WebP. It is a real conversion, done in your browser, so your images are never uploaded.

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Save any image as JPG, PNG or WebP: right-click, done

What it does

Q3 Save Image As adds one entry to the right-click menu on images: Save image as… with JPG, PNG and WebP, plus a “Save as default format” shortcut. It converts the image for real, not by renaming the file, so a WebP or AVIF from a website becomes a JPG or PNG that any app accepts.

It works with WebP, PNG, JPG, GIF (first frame), AVIF and SVG images. Transparent areas turn white when you save as JPG. File names are cleaned up: the original name, without the web address junk, with the right extension.

Right-click menu on an image showing Save image as with JPG, PNG and WebPA WebP image converted to JPG in one click

How to use it

  1. 1

    Install the extension

    Add it to Chrome, Edge, Opera or Firefox from the store page. There is nothing to sign in to.

  2. 2

    Right-click an image

    On any website, right-click the image and choose “Save image as…”.

  3. 3

    Pick JPG, PNG or WebP

    Choose the format (or “Save as default format”), then pick where to save the converted file.

The extension popup and options page with default format and quality settings

Set your default format, the JPG/WebP quality (50 to 100) and whether to show the save dialog.

Supported browsers

  • Chrome

    Chrome and other Chromium browsers.

  • Edge

    Microsoft Edge, from the Edge Add-ons store.

  • Opera

    Opera, from the Opera add-ons store.

  • Firefox

    Firefox 140 and newer.

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Private by design

Conversion happens on your device. The extension has no analytics, tracking, accounts or remote code, and its only network request is the one that fetches the image you right-clicked. Open source (MIT): view the source code on GitHub. Read the privacy policy.

100% local: no tracking, no servers

Frequently asked questions

Why do images save as WebP?

Many websites now serve images as WebP (or AVIF) because the files are smaller, and your browser's own Save image as keeps whatever format the site sent. This extension converts the image to JPG, PNG or WebP for you, so you get a file that opens in any editor, email client or upload form.

Is it safe?

The extension has no analytics, no tracking, no accounts and no remote code. Images are fetched and converted on your device, and the only network request is the one that downloads the image you right-clicked. It reads an image only after you choose a format from the menu. The full policy is on the privacy page.

Does it work on Firefox, Edge and Opera?

Yes. It is built for Chrome, Edge and Opera (and other Chromium browsers) and for Firefox 140 and newer, from one codebase. Chrome, Edge and Opera use the same package.

What happens to transparent PNGs saved as JPG?

JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with white. Save as PNG or WebP to keep the transparency.

Can I choose the quality?

Yes. Set the default format and the JPG/WebP quality (50 to 100, default 92) from the toolbar popup or the options page. PNG is always lossless.

Does it work with SVG and GIF images?

Yes. An SVG is rendered to a sharp bitmap at least 1,024 pixels on its longest side, and an animated GIF is saved from its first frame. Some sites block access to their images, and then the extension tells you why instead of failing silently.

More image tools

Prefer to work in the browser tab? Compress a photo with the Image Compressor, check its pixels and file size with the Image Size Finder, read its hidden data in the Image Metadata Viewer, find where else it appears with Reverse Image Search, or resize it for an exam form with the Exam Photo & Signature Resizer. Browse every free tool on our tools page or see all Q3 Labs browser extensions.

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