* contextMenus: Allows the extension to add the 'convert and save' button to the image contextmenu * downloads: Allows the extension to initiate a file download for the converted image. * storage: Allows the extension to save your settings. To optimize your workflow you can turn off the popup that suggests download location and filename. Or if you only want to download PNG files for example.įor quick access specify which tab you want to open by default. This can be useful when you temporarily only want to download images without converting them yet but still want to store them on the specified location. You can change the default autodetect behavior into a fixed task without changing your autodetect settings. Note that download locations are always relative to your download folder. The exact details can be found in the extension. The Download location and filenames can include information of the time and date of downloading, image origin and image format. To keep downloads sorted you can specify your preferred download location and filename. Find the button and click on 'pin'.įor each image type you can select if and to what image type it is supposed to be converted to. This can be done by clicking on the 'extension' (looks like a puzzle piece) next to the hamburger menu / user login. If you want to quickly change the settings pin it to your extension bar. Note that the 'browser button' may be hidden. These preferences can be set in the option menu that you can reach by clicking on the extensions’ browser button located on the top right of your browser next to the address bar. Conversion to JPG, PNG and WebP are supported.

Now the image is being processed and downloaded based on your preferences. WebP / Avif image Converter: convert, download and store images from the web just the way you want.Īfter downloading the extension you get a new button *Convert and Save image as* in the image context menu (When you right click on an image).

Convert Webp, Avif and other types of image before saving.

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