Leuchttisch Studio — Image Grid, Zoom & Download

Description

Hover preview, loupe and zoom for images and videos. See every image on a page as a grid and save only the ones you want. Leuchttisch Studio — hover preview, loupe and zoom for images and videos, plus a grid to save what you want. Leuchttisch Studio lets you look closely at images and videos on any web page – free, with no account and no ads. Hold Ctrl over a picture to open it large in a hover preview, zoom in, move and rotate it, and save or copy it. Or lay out every image of the page as a grid, like slides on a light table, and keep only what you need — instead of downloading everything and sorting it out afterwards. It also works with multi-page galleries, plays videos in the same preview, and on Pinterest can optionally mark pins that Pinterest itself labels as AI-made. Your settings stay in your browser; only when you start a reverse image search is the selected image's address sent to your chosen search service. Key Features at a Glance – Hover Preview: Hold Ctrl over an image or video to see it large, zoom in and rotate it. If you like, it also opens without a key as soon as the mouse rests briefly on an image. – Light Table Grid: Shows every image of a page as tiles, including lazily loaded ones. – Smart Filters: Narrows the selection by resolution, file type, aspect ratio or dominant hue. – Loupe & Page Zoom: Magnifies details at the cursor (key L) or enlarges the whole page. – Image Info: Shows true resolution, file size, colour profile and main colours at a glance. – Targeted Saving: Saves images with one keystroke, converted to JPG, PNG or WebP if you like. – Multi-Page Galleries: Turns pages while scanning and adds every following page to the light table, as deep as you set it (default 10 extra pages, up to 100). – Video Preview: Shows videos with timeline, loop, sound and speed; a still image can be saved. Videos that have no controls of their own get a bar with timeline, sound, volume and speed right on the video. A full-screen button shows videos full size with their own timeline. – Video Link Grabber: Finds direct video addresses and copies them with one click. – Pinterest AI Filter: Marks or hides pins that Pinterest labels as AI-made, off by default. – Languages: The interface comes in 13 languages, picked automatically from your browser or chosen by you. – On-Screen Shortcuts: Shows the matching key next to your cursor; the ? key opens a cheatsheet. – Site Profiles: Remembers zoom and settings per website, for just one area (such as name.xyz/gallery) or for all subdomains. – Quick Tour: On first start, a short tour shows what each button does; the grid explains its toolbar the same way. – Website Mode: If you like, Leuchttisch runs only on websites you allow, or starts only when you click its icon in the toolbar. – Safe Shortcuts: If you like, the letter shortcuts work only with Alt or Alt + Shift, so nothing is triggered by accident when you type on web pages. Look Closely Before You Decide – Hold Ctrl and move over an image to open a larger preview without clicking. The extension looks for available higher-resolution versions, including an og:image on a linked target page. – Let go of the key and the window stays put and becomes interactive: rotate, flip, zoom smoothly from 50% up to 800% with the wheel or the +/- keys, and drag to pan around once zoomed. – From there the left and right arrow keys browse the other images on the page; up and down switch between different resolutions of the same picture. – A toolbar button opens the image info; the main colours sit next to it as a palette, one click copies a colour value, and the colour picker (default P) samples any colour in the image. – Videos open in the same preview: a timeline with play and pause, a loop switch and a speaker icon whose setting is remembered appear below the toolbar; while a video is playing, the arrow keys only jump to other videos, and a still image can be saved with S and copied with C. – The preview closes when the mouse leaves it, on a turn of the wheel beside it, or with Esc. Saving and Reusing – Save the image under the cursor with one key (default S), or use save-as with your own name and subfolder (A). – Copy it to the clipboard (C), open the original in a new tab (O), or run a reverse image search (R) with the services you select in the settings. – Convert while saving to JPG, PNG or WebP, and rotate or flip first: what you see is what gets saved. – Name templates turn cryptic file names into meaningful ones, for instance from the page title, the date or the image's alt text. – Leuchttisch Studio looks for a larger version of an image where the site offers one. If only a preview is found or the original address is blocked, the extension shows that status. Pinterest AI Filter – On Pinterest the extension can show which pins carry an AI label from Pinterest or an AI notice in their text, and mark, blur or hide them in the feed and in the grid. – The filter is switched off by default; a button in the navigator bar and a dropdown in the grid turn it on and off, and the popup decides how the pins look. – It reads only what Pinterest itself shows. This is not an image analysis: a pin without a label can still come from an AI. Privacy – Nothing is collected and nothing is tracked. There are no ads and there is no account. – All settings stay in your browser. – Only when you start a reverse image search is the address of that one image passed to the search service you chose. – The “Report a problem” link only prepares an email after you click it; you see it before sending, and nothing is sent automatically. – Only while the Pinterest AI filter is switched on does the extension load the pin pages of the pins on screen from Pinterest itself; they are evaluated locally and not stored. Copyright Leuchttisch Studio helps you find and save images on a web page — it says nothing about whether you may use them. Assume that any image is protected by copyright. Before reusing anything, whether photo, illustration or graphic, check the licence and terms of the source. Technical Note So that Leuchttisch Studio can create your target folder and open it in your file manager, it places a small text file (leuchttisch_marker.txt) there when needed; only that file's entry in the download history is cleaned up automatically. Your own downloads and files are never touched. © 2026 mys4store. Not affiliated with Pinterest.

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