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Save images from the web into a PIN-locked, encrypted vault, and paste them back into any text field. RightClick Vault turns two right-clicks into a private, encrypted image library — no accounts, no cloud, nothing ever leaves your computer. SAVE ANY IMAGE, INSTANTLY Right-click any image on any website and choose "Save image to Vault." No more digging through a cluttered Downloads folder — just a clean, organized vault you actually control. LOCKED BEHIND YOUR PIN Everything you save is encrypted with AES-256 and protected by a 4-digit PIN you set. Your images are never uploaded anywhere — they're encrypted and stored entirely on your own device. PASTE IT BACK IN ONE CLICK Right-click any text field, comment box, or editor and choose "Paste from Vault." Pick an image and it's inserted right where you clicked — no downloading, no dragging, no digging through folders mid-conversation. STAY ORGANIZED Sort saved images into folders you create in seconds, right from the toolbar. AUTO-LOCKS ITSELF The vault re-locks automatically after 15 minutes, so a shared or unattended computer is never a risk. WHY INSTALL IT If you're constantly saving reference images, memes, screenshots, or assets from the web and reusing them elsewhere, RightClick Vault cuts out every extra step: no Downloads folder chaos, no re-uploading the same image twice, and no worrying about who else can see what you've saved. It's free to start, with a one-time $5 unlock if you need more than 7 saved images — no subscriptions, ever.
Jul 26, 2026
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