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Drag & drop images and PDFs to save temporarily. Collect materials without cluttering your desktop. SideDrop - Drag & Drop Temporary Storage for Images and PDFs SideDrop is a productivity tool designed to streamline your research and material collection. By utilizing the Chrome Side Panel, it allows you to temporarily "park" web images, PDFs, and links without cluttering your desktop or interrupting your browsing flow. 【Key Features】 ・Intuitive Drag & Drop: Simply drag any image, PDF link, or webpage link from a site and drop it into the side panel to save it instantly. ・Persistent Side Panel UI: Stays open as you navigate between different tabs, providing a consistent area for collecting resources. ・Smart Resource Management: Automatically identifies the type of content (Image, PDF, or Link) and displays it with a preview or its original favicon. ・Batch & Individual Downloads: Download your collected assets one by one, or export everything at once into a timestamped folder to keep your project organized. ・Auto-Save & Sync: Uses local storage to ensure your collected items are preserved even if you restart Chrome. 【How to Use】 1. Click the SideDrop icon to open the side panel. 2. Drag images or PDF links from any website and drop them into the "Drag & Drop here" area. 3. Manage your items: delete what you don't need or download them individually. 4. Click "Download All" to save all collected materials into a dedicated subfolder in your downloads directory.
Dec 30, 2025
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