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All-in-one image productivity tool with one-click web asset capture, professional Exif inspection, and Chrome V3 architecture. Pixel Flow is a Chrome side panel extension for structured web image work. It helps you inspect images on the current page, collect selected assets, organize visual references, review metadata, keep source records, and download files you are authorized to process. Instead of opening images one by one, Pixel Flow brings page image scanning, preview, filtering, favorites, tags, metadata inspection, source records, download history, and export into one browser workflow. Key features: • Scan images on the current page Detect page images from common web layouts and review them in a focused Chrome side panel. • Preview and inspect image details Open image previews, check dimensions, format, source information, color details, EXIF-style metadata, and other technical clues. • Organize a personal image library Save selected images into a local library, add tags, search and filter saved assets, and return to past visual references. • Keep source records Pixel Flow is designed for controlled image work. Downloads and exports can include source records and rights clues so you can review where images came from later. • Download selected assets Download individual or selected images, keep local download history, and use PRO tools for advanced batch and export workflows. • Local-first processing Collected library data, tags, and download history are stored mainly in your browser. Image analysis is designed to run locally where possible, and Pixel Flow does not automatically scrape the open web in the background. Pixel Flow is useful for designers, marketers, researchers, content teams, ecommerce operators, developers, photographers, and visual creators who repeatedly inspect, organize, and document web images. Important usage note: Pixel Flow is a productivity and inspection tool. It does not grant copyright permission or override website terms. You should only inspect, save, download, export, or reuse images when you have the necessary rights or authorization.