Chrome extension · free · 100% local

Grab. Convert.
Upscale.

Save any image from any page at its true full resolution, convert it to the format you want, and enlarge it up to 4× with on-device AI — all without a single pixel leaving your browser.

No account No uploads PNG · JPG · WebP · Original
Sharp, upscaled image Low-resolution thumbnail
thumbnail · 150×150 PixSnap AI · 4× sunset.webp
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What it does

Everything you need to save images
the way they were meant to be saved.

// AI upscaler

Enlarge 4× with on-device AI

A real ESRGAN super-resolution model runs locally to rebuild detail bicubic scaling can't. Small or blurry becomes sharp.

// resolution

The original, never the thumbnail

Reads srcset, lazy-loaded sources and gallery links to grab the largest version that exists.

// convert

Any format, on the way down

Save as PNG, JPG or WebP at a quality you set — or keep the untouched original.

save asWebP
// naming

Real filenames

sunset-4k.webp
not a8f3d9.bin
// batch

Whole pages at once

Scan, tick, download every image you want in one go.

// privacy

Nothing uploaded

🔒 Runs entirely on your machine
The grab

Open a page. Take what you want.

PixSnap scans everything on the page, flags the low-res ones, and lets you pull the rest in your chosen format.

any-website.com/gallery
PixSnap · 8 found
4 selected · WebP · full resolutionDownload 4
After AI upscale Before
before after · 4×
On-device AI

When there's no bigger version, make one.

Sometimes the internet just doesn't have a high-res copy. PixSnap ships a genuine ESRGAN neural network that reconstructs detail — a real step beyond stretching pixels.

  • Truly local. The model is bundled and runs in your browser. Your images are never sent anywhere.
  • 2× or 4×, with a live before/after so you see exactly what you're getting.
  • Tiled processing handles large images without choking your GPU.
Add to Chrome — free
Three steps

From any page to your Downloads.

01

Open any page

A gallery, an article, a store, a search-results grid — anywhere with images worth keeping.

02

Pick, convert, or upscale

Tick images and choose a format, right-click a single one, or send it to the AI upscaler.

03

Download

Full-resolution files land in your Downloads with their real names. That's it.

The studio behind PixSnap

Amcon Ceylon builds web apps, extensions & AI products.

We're a digital product studio in Colombo. Since 2015 we've shipped 700+ projects for founders and teams worldwide — from Chrome extensions like this one to full-stack web apps and AI tools. If you have something to build, we'd love to hear about it.

700+
PROJECTS DELIVERED
4.9★
FROM 380+ REVIEWS
Top Rated Plus
UPWORK · EXPERT VETTED
Since 2015
11 YEARS SHIPPING
FAQ

Good questions.

Does upscaling really run on my device?+
Yes. The ESRGAN model is bundled inside the extension and runs in your browser via WebGL. Nothing about your images — original or upscaled — is ever sent to a server. There's no account and no sign-up.
Will I lose quality when converting?+
Only if you want to. PixSnap always grabs the largest available source, and the "Original" option keeps the exact bytes with zero re-encoding. PNG, JPG and WebP each let you set the quality.
Does it work on search results and galleries?+
Yes — it scans search pages and most sites for full-size images. On Google Images specifically, the full-resolution original only exists after you open a result's preview, so a bulk scan of the grid returns Google's thumbnails.
Which formats can it save?+
PNG, JPG, WebP, or the original file untouched. Animated GIFs flatten to a single frame when converted.
Is it free?+
Yes, PixSnap is free to install and use.

Save images the right way.

Full resolution, real filenames, any format, and AI upscaling — all private, all local.

Add to Chrome — it's free