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ImgFetch 1.1.0
ImgFetch is a free image downloader and screenshot tool for Chrome and Edge. Save image as PNG, JPG or WebP, bulk download all images from a page or pack them into a ZIP, and take a full page screenshot with a built-in screenshot editor. No accounts, no tracking.
ImgFetch 1.1.0 is the first feature update since 1.0.0. It adds a full screenshot editor upgrade (Copy, Redo, an Undo keyboard shortcut and a non-destructive Crop tool), multi-part full-page capture for very long pages, a Parts overview page, capture progress with Stop, and a fully localized interface in 21 locales covering 19 languages.
Added
- Copy button in the screenshot editor: copies the edited screenshot to the clipboard as PNG, retries downscaled if the full size is rejected, and suggests Save if copying still fails.
- Redo button in the editor (Ctrl+Y, Ctrl+Shift+Z), and a new Undo keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Z on Windows and Linux, Cmd+Z on macOS. Undo does exactly what the Undo button does, including the crop step, and does not fire while typing in the text annotation box.
- Crop tool in the editor (shortcut C): 8 resize handles, arrow key nudging, Apply with Enter, Cancel with Esc. Cropping is lossless and non-destructive; the original image and annotations are never modified, and Undo restores them.
- Full interface localization in 21 locales (19 languages), with a Language setting that defaults to Auto and a right-to-left layout for Arabic.
- Multi-part full-page screenshot: very long pages are captured whole at full device resolution and split into numbered parts (up to 32767 pixels per side, about 100 megapixels per part) instead of being truncated or downscaled.
- Parts overview page listing every part with thumbnails and Edit, Save, Save all, Copy and Discard actions.
- Inner-scroll capture for pages whose content scrolls inside a container, and growing page support for pages that load more content while scrolling.
- Capture progress in the popup: one live status row with a progress bar and a Stop button during full-page capture.
- Windows clipboard note in the editor for large images (clipboard history Win+V does not show images above roughly 4 MB; Ctrl+V paste still works).
Changed
- Full-page parts are larger and balanced; parts are stored as Blobs directly in IndexedDB; capture pacing is faster with quota backoff.
- The Options page opens faster (the language picker no longer fetches all locale files on every open).
- Cropping in the editor is lossless and non-destructive and shares the Undo and Redo history.
Fixed
- Multi-part full-page capture no longer opens a result tab partway through (which stopped the remaining parts); one Parts overview opens at the end.
- The first tile of a full-page capture could show the page as it was before scrolling to the top; capture now waits for the painted view.
- Area and Element capture no longer routes the crop through the PNG quality path (which reduced colors and cost over a second); cropping in the worker is lossless.
- Full-page stitching is seam free at 100%, 125%, 150%, 200% and 300% display scaling.
- Screenshots work on every tab the browser allows, with a clear fallback notice or error where the browser restricts capture.
Security
- The SVG sanitizer strips DOCTYPE declarations, including internal entity subsets, before parsing (entity expansion hardening).
- The SVG URL check also inspects base64 decoded data URL payloads for scripts.
- Image fetches in the offscreen document re-check the final URL after redirects against the private network rule.
- The popup verifies the sender of its messages; data URLs are decoded with a chunked decoder instead of fetch.
Note: translations in this version were produced with AI assistance and have not been reviewed by native speakers. Please open an issue if you find a mistake.
Requirements
Google Chrome 116 or later, or Microsoft Edge (Chromium based). Manifest V3.
Install
- Microsoft Edge: install ImgFetch from Edge Add-ons: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/obblfdlgliblmpngaidjianbkahcplea
The listing serves version 1.1.0. - Google Chrome: the Chrome Web Store listing is coming soon. Until then, install from this release: download
imgfetch-1.1.0.zipbelow, unzip it, openchrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, choose "Load unpacked" and select the unzipped folder (you can also drag the unzipped folder onto the page).
Checksums
SHA-256 of imgfetch-1.1.0.zip:
123605dd9ad689377dbf543e1c249be813b317d1a44f448d56a1cda6eb3e0e02
More
- Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0
- Documentation: README and User guide
- License: GNU GPL v3 or later. See LICENSE.