Review the page in a side panel
Open ExtractPics from the Chrome toolbar, start an extraction, and review the images beside the page you are viewing.
Chrome extension
Extract images from the tab you are viewing
Open ExtractPics from Chrome's toolbar to preview, filter, and bulk download images beside the page. Use the current tab, or open another URL and grant temporary access there. Extraction starts only when you ask for it.
Read the extension privacy details or contact support.
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Find the files, then choose what to keep
Filter before you download
Search the results, set a minimum image size, sort the gallery, and select only the files you want.
Keep the original files
Download one image, a selection, every result, or a specific number. The extension does not convert or resize the files.
Temporary page access
The extension reads the active page only after you start it. It has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, third-party ads, ad networks, or remote code.
You stay in control
Nothing downloads until you confirm it
ExtractPics can temporarily scroll a page to reveal lazy content, restore your position, and organize the image references it finds. Review the results before opening the download dialog.
Some Chrome pages cannot be inspected. Images inside inaccessible cross-origin frames or unreadable blob URLs may not appear in the gallery.
Privacy
The extension works locally
The extension does not collect browsing history, page content, personal information, or download activity. It has no third-party ads, ad networks, analytics, telemetry, or remote code. A static first-party link can open the ExtractPics website in a new tab; the website's privacy policy applies only after you choose that link.
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How is the extension different from the website tool?
The website tool processes a public URL on our servers after you paste it. The Chrome extension processes the active tab locally. Its URL field only opens another page in Chrome; one toolbar click on that tab grants temporary access and resumes extraction automatically.
When does ExtractPics read a page?
Chrome grants temporary access when you click the ExtractPics toolbar icon. In the normal current-tab workflow, the extension waits until you choose Extract images. After you explicitly open another URL from the panel, the toolbar click on that new tab resumes the pending extraction automatically.
Does the extension send page content to ExtractPics?
No. Image discovery, filtering, and selection happen in your browser. ExtractPics does not run analytics or send the page content to an ExtractPics server.
Which pages cannot be inspected?
Chrome blocks extensions from protected browser pages and the Chrome Web Store. Images that exist only inside inaccessible cross-origin frames or unreadable blob URLs may also be unavailable.