Image Downloader
PicaPick
View, filter, select, and save images from web pages.
Free Chrome extension Edge add-on Image downloader No data collection Browser-local processing
Recommended for
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Creators and designers
Review reference images and visual material candidates more efficiently. Use filters such as format, type, aspect ratio, and size to find the images you need.
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Image collectors
View images on a page in one place and save only the ones you need. Direct links to image files can also be included as save candidates.
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Researchers
Review images across multiple tabs and organize information with image URLs, link URLs, and CSV export.
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Casual users
Use simple mode to view, select, and save images without complex settings.
Features
・View images from the current tab or multiple tabs
・Switch between simple mode and pro mode
・Filter by format, type, aspect ratio, and size
・Detect direct links to image files
・Save images individually or as a ZIP depending on count
・Copy image URLs, copy linked URLs, and export CSV
Benefits
・Reduce repetitive right-click saving
・Find matching images more easily on image-heavy pages
・Organize references and research data inside the browser
Description
PicaPick is a Chrome / Edge image downloader extension that helps you view, select, filter, and save images from web pages.
You can check images from the current tab as well as multiple open tabs. Whether you want to save all images on a page or select only the images you need, PicaPick gives you a flexible way to work.
■ Easy Mode and Pro Mode
Easy Mode lets you quickly review, select, and save images without complex settings.
Pro Mode helps you narrow down large sets of images by format, type, aspect ratio, size, and other conditions, making it easier to find exactly what you need.
■ Save and Export Options
PicaPick supports individual downloads, ZIP saving depending on the number of selected images, saving with original filenames or sequential filenames, copying image and link URLs, and CSV export.
It is useful for reference collection, visual research, material review, documentation, and everyday image-saving workflows.
■ Support for Direct Image Links
When a page contains direct links to image files, PicaPick can include those linked images as save candidates.
This is useful on pages where thumbnails link directly to larger image files, such as wallpaper pages or image galleries.
■ Privacy and Local Processing
PicaPick does not send image data or page content to external servers.
Image detection, filtering, URL copying, CSV export, and ZIP generation are all processed locally in your browser.
Privacy and security
Image detection, filtering, link handling, and ZIP creation are processed in your browser.
Image data is not sent to external servers.
FAQ
What is PicaPick?
PicaPick is an image downloader for Chrome and Microsoft Edge that lists images on web pages and lets you select, filter, and save only the images you need. You can review images from the current tab as well as multiple open tabs.
Can I review images from multiple tabs at once?
Yes. PicaPick can check images not only from the current tab, but also from all open tabs. This is useful when you want to compare several pages while looking for images or organize reference and material candidates in one place.
What is the difference between simple mode and pro mode?
Simple mode provides a clean view for quickly checking and saving images. Pro mode lets you narrow down images by format, type, aspect ratio, size, and other details for more precise selection.
Is image data sent to external servers?
No. PicaPick does not send image data or page content to external servers. Image detection, filtering, URL copying, CSV export, and ZIP creation are processed inside your browser.
Can PicaPick always save every image?
Not always. Images that require login, use temporary URLs, are restricted by the website, or appear on internal browser pages may not be retrieved or saved correctly.
Can it also retrieve linked images?
When a page contains direct links to image files, PicaPick can include those linked images as save candidates. This is useful on pages where thumbnails link directly to larger image files, such as wallpaper download pages.
Is PicaPick free to use?
Yes. PicaPick is free to use. Core features such as image listing, selection, filters, individual saving, ZIP saving, and multi-tab review are available for free.
Which browsers does PicaPick support?
PicaPick is available for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons versions are provided. It may work on other Chromium-based browsers, but the officially supported browsers are Chrome and Edge.
Can I change file names when saving images?
Yes. PicaPick lets you choose between keeping original file names and saving with sequential file names. This helps you adjust file naming for your workflow when saving many images.
Install now
Use it for free. Add it from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
