Save any web image as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG XL

Chrome often saves images as WebP or AVIF files that won't open everywhere. This free extension is a save-image-as-type tool: right-click any image, then save it as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG XL. Animated WebP images can be saved as GIFs that play anywhere.

Right-click menu: save image as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG XL

How to save an image in another format

  1. Install it from the Chrome Web Store .
  2. Right-click any image on any webpage.
  3. Choose Convert and Save Image.
  4. Pick Save as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG XL.

Supported formats

Format Best for
JPEG / JPG Smallest files for photos; lossy, no transparency. Best for email, docs, and apps that reject modern formats.
PNG Lossless with transparency. Best when you need exact pixels or an alpha channel.
GIF Universal animation support, including animated WebP sources. 256 colors, larger files.
WebP Modern lossy or lossless with transparency. Smaller than JPEG and PNG in most cases.
AVIF Smallest still-image compression with transparency and HDR. Newer app support.
JPEG XL Next-generation format; lossless JPEG recompression is reversible. Growing browser support.

Privacy

Most conversions run locally in your browser first. GIF and some animated conversions are processed by PicPerf's converter and are not stored. No account, no ads. Details: Image Saver privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is it free?

    Yes. The extension is free and does not require an account.

  • Does it support animated WebP?

    Yes. Animated WebP images can be saved as GIF so they play in apps that still expect a GIF. Animated conversions can be slower than static ones.

  • Do images leave my computer?

    Most conversions run locally on your device. GIF and some animated conversions are processed by PicPerf's converter and are not stored.

  • How is this different from the convert tools?

    The convert tools are one-file uploads for single images. The extension works with right-click on any image, on any site, without uploading each file by hand.

  • I run a website that serves WebP or AVIF. Can this help?

    The extension saves images one at a time. To serve smaller images automatically, use PicPerf Images or Turbulence instead — they convert, resize, and cache for every visitor with no manual work.

Support

Something not converting? Email alex@picperf.io with the page URL and the format you picked.

Run a website?

The extension saves images one at a time. If your site serves WebP or AVIF, PicPerf Images and Turbulence optimize every image automatically.