Save Image as Type — JPG PNG WebP PDF Converter
Extension Actions
Save images as JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF. Convert WebP and AVIF instantly. 100% local, no data collection.
Looking for a save image as type chrome extension that actually works? SaveAs lets you right-click any image on a webpage and instantly save it as JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF. No complicated menus, no sign-ups, no limits.
Whether you need to convert WebP to JPG, save WebP as PNG, or simply download images in the format you prefer, this lightweight image format converter handles it all. It works with WebP, AVIF, and every common image format your browser can display.
How It Works
1. Right-click on any image on a web page
2. Select "Save image as..." from the context menu
3. Choose your format: JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF
4. The image downloads instantly in your chosen format
You can adjust JPG and WebP quality in the extension settings, and choose whether to be prompted for a save location.
Key Features
✅ Save image as JPG — perfect for photos and universal compatibility
✅ Export to PNG — ideal for screenshots and images with transparency
✅ Download as WebP — when you need smaller file sizes
✅ Save image as PDF — turn any web image into a printable document
✅ Convert WebP and AVIF — stop struggling with formats Chrome forces on you
✅ Adjustable JPG quality — control the balance between file size and quality
✅ Default format setting — set your preferred format once, save faster every time
✅ "Ask where to save" option — choose your download location or auto-save
Why SaveAs?
No paywall, no trial, no limits. Some image converter extensions let you convert a few images, then lock features behind a subscription. SaveAs has zero restrictions — convert as many images as you need, always.
Lightweight. While some alternatives weigh over 5MB, SaveAs is a fraction of that size. No bloat, no unnecessary code, just the conversion engine.
100% local conversion. Your images never leave your device. No server uploads, no external processing, no cloud dependency. Everything happens right in your browser using the Canvas API. This also means it works offline.
No host_permissions. Unlike many similar extensions that request broad access to your browsing data, SaveAs deliberately avoids unnecessary permissions.
52 languages. The interface is fully translated to serve users worldwide.
Supported Conversions
Input: Any image your browser can display.
Output: JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF.
Common use cases:
• WebP to JPG or PNG for compatibility with older software
• AVIF to JPG when you need a universally supported format
• PNG to JPG to reduce file size for email attachments
• Save image as PDF for archiving, printing, or sharing
• Any web image saved in the exact format your workflow requires
Who Is This For?
Designers and creatives who need images in specific formats for their projects. Developers who want consistent file types for testing and assets. Students and researchers organizing reference materials. Content managers collecting visuals from the web. Anyone tired of Chrome saving images as WebP when they need JPG or PNG.
If you've been looking for a reliable save image as type extension that respects your privacy and doesn't charge for basic functionality, SaveAs is built for exactly that.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why are my images saving as WebP?
A: Modern browsers like Chrome often serve images in WebP format for better compression. While WebP is efficient, not all software supports it. This extension solves the problem — just right-click and save as JPG or PNG instead.
Q: How to save WebP as JPG?
A: Install this extension, right-click any image on a webpage, select your preferred format from the context menu, and choose JPG. The conversion is instant and happens locally on your device.
Q: How to save WebP as PNG?
A: Same process — right-click, pick PNG from the menu. Transparency is preserved during conversion.
Q: How to save an image as PDF?
A: Right-click any image and select PDF from the menu. The image is converted to a full-page PDF document, perfect for printing or archiving.
Q: Does this work with AVIF images?
A: Yes. If your browser can display it, SaveAs can convert and save it in any of the supported output formats.
Q: Is this a replacement for extensions that were removed from the store?
A: SaveAs provides the same core functionality — right-click to save images in your preferred format. It has no paywall, and all processing stays on your device.