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Save the images of any page to your The New Black AI studio, in one click. Save the images of any web page to your The New Black AI studio, in one click. You find a great product photo, a look, a texture or a reference on a website, an online store, Pinterest or Instagram. Click the The New Black AI icon: a panel slides in with every image of the page, the largest first. Tick the ones you want, choose where they go, and press Import. They land in your studio, ready to become product photos on a model, new designs, videos or social posts. What it does • Shows every image of the page in a clean grid, logos and icons left out • Takes the largest version available, the original file on Shopify stores and Pinterest • Lets you scroll the page and refresh the grid to add more images • Imports where you choose: your creations, your uploads, a project, a Shopify product or your archives • Keeps the address of the page each image came from, so you always find the source How it works 1. Sign in to The New Black AI once (or create a free account). 2. On any page, click the extension icon. 3. Tick the images, pick where to import, press Import. Private by design The extension reads a page only when you click its icon, and only that tab. It never reads your history or other tabs, and nothing you import is used to train any model. Importing is free. Without a plan you can keep up to 10 images in your library; any plan or credit pack lets you import many more. The New Black AI is the AI studio for fashion brands: create product photos, AI models, virtual try-ons, videos, tech packs and lookbooks, and run your Shopify store, social media and ads from one place.
Nov 9, 2026
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