Save from the post
Use the extension’s image-saving action on supported X/Twitter posts. Keep browsing while you collect pictures.
Keep an image from your feed in a click. Save pictures while viewing X/Twitter posts, straight to your device and ready for your next project.
Install in Chrome on your computer.
Use the extension’s image-saving action on supported X/Twitter posts. Keep browsing while you collect pictures.
Save the image resource offered by the post. Available resolution depends on the file that X/Twitter exposes.
Chrome saves the images to your device, where you can organize them or open them in an Image Toolkit editor.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store on your computer, then refresh an already-open X/Twitter tab.
Browse to a post with pictures and wait for them to load. Open the post detail page if needed.
Use the extension’s image download action on the supported post. Check Chrome’s downloads for the saved image files.
Install the extension in desktop Chrome, refresh X/Twitter and open an image post. Use the extension’s download action when it appears. For posts with several pictures, the available images depend on what the page exposes.
Refresh the tab after installation or an update. Try the post detail page and check that images have loaded. If it still fails, check the extension’s site access and Chrome Web Store updates; changes to X can affect compatibility.
This extension focuses on still images. Video and animated GIF downloads are outside the image-saving workflow described here.
Use the installed extension on the X/Twitter page itself. No Image Toolkit sign-in is needed. Your normal X/Twitter access still applies to the posts you can view.
Install these extensions in desktop Chrome. Chrome on Android and iOS does not run desktop Chrome Web Store extensions. You can still use Image Toolkit’s online editing tools on your phone.
Images are saved through Chrome to your device. These extensions do not send your images to an Image Toolkit processing server. The source website still receives the requests needed to load its images. See the extension privacy policy for details.
Compress, resize or convert your downloaded images with our browser tools.
Add the extension to Chrome and make it part of your browsing routine.