got tired of saving images into random folders I never open again so I made this little thing. you hover over any image on any page, a save button pops up, you click it, done. all your saved images live in a clean grid you can open from the toolbar.
works with lazy-loaded images and css background images too, dedupes so you don't save the same thing twice, and everything is stored locally no account, no server, nothing leaves your browser.
built it with claude code in like 15 minutes, first chrome extension I've ever made. it's free, no tracking, no bs.
mainly built it for myself for collecting visual references but figured someone else might find it useful too.
A Chrome extension that adds a save button when you hover over any image on any webpage. One click and it goes to your personal visual shelf — a clean dark grid you can browse from your toolbar. Handles lazy-loaded and CSS background images, deduplicates automatically, and stores everything locally. No account, no server, no tracking. Built with Claude Code in 15 minutes as my first ever Chrome extension. Free, no nonsense.
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