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Save images from any web page to your Visual Garden library — right-click one, or pick several at once and send them to a board. Visual Garden Clipper saves images from anywhere on the web straight into your Visual Garden library. THREE WAYS TO SAVE • Right-click any image and choose "Save to Visual Garden". This works on masonry grids like Pinterest and Cosmos, where the thumbnail sits beneath an overlay and most clippers can't see it at all. • Click the toolbar icon to see every image on the page at once. Select the ones you want, choose a board, done — no saving them one at a time. • Hover an image for a Save badge, if you'd rather collect as you browse. Switch it off in settings if you'd rather not. BUILT FOR VISUAL WORK • Saves the highest-resolution version available — it reads srcset rather than grabbing whatever thumbnail the page happens to show • Sends images straight to a board, or to your unsorted Elements bucket • Tells you when something is already saved, so you don't collect the same image twice • Confirms saves in the page itself, not just as a toolbar badge you'd never notice Requires a free Visual Garden account. Sign in once from the extension and it stays connected. PRIVACY The clipper looks for images on the pages you visit, and sends nothing anywhere until you choose to save something. It does not read page text, form fields, or passwords; it does not track your browsing or build a profile; it does not share or sell data. Full policy: https://www.visual-garden.com/privacy
Aug 18, 2026
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