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Right-click any WebP or AVIF image and save it as PNG or JPG. 100% local — your images never leave your device. Tired of saving an image only to get a .webp or .avif file that Photoshop, older apps, or your CMS won't open? PixelSwap fixes that in one click. Right-click an image and choose “Save image as PNG” or “Save image as JPG.” That's it — you get a normal, usable image file. (Note: SVG and images loaded via blob: URLs aren't supported.) ★ WHAT IT DOES • Convert WebP to PNG or JPG • Convert AVIF to PNG or JPG • Works on the static images you right-click (also handles regular PNG/JPG) • Adjustable JPG quality (PNG is always lossless) • Animated images are saved as a single still frame ★ 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE Your images are converted right inside your browser and are NEVER uploaded to any server. No account. No sign-up. No tracking. No file-size limits. ★ HOW TO USE 1. Right-click any image on a page. 2. Choose “Save image as PNG” or “Save image as JPG.” 3. The converted file lands in your Downloads. Done. ★ WHY PIXELSWAP • Fast — one right-click, no upload/download round-trip to a website • Private — nothing leaves your device • Clean — no ads, no bundled junk, minimal permissions • Lightweight — does one thing well Made for designers, developers, marketers, students, and anyone who keeps running into WebP/AVIF files they can't use.
Jun 18, 2026
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