You find options there to sort and view images in a variety of ways, an option to set a default save folder that images may get saved to automatically and without further user interaction, and even more download related preferences when you click on "settings". Additional options are displayed at the bottom of the selection window. There is more to Pick & Save Images than that. You could create profiles for individual sites, or add wildcards as well to match multiple URLs or types of services. You may link profiles to URLs, and even use wildcards for that. Remember though that you need to switch between profiles, as there is no option to link profiles to specific sites. Maybe you want to download images automatically on one site, but prefer to select pictures manually on another. This way, you can create profiles for various tasks or sites. It ships with only one profile, but you may add more with a click on the arrow icon next to the extension's icon in the Firefox interface. The extension supports profiles which you can create and configure. You can use it to save images directly using the filter options that you have specified. Only want to download high resolution images, png images, or the original files and not thumbnail files? All options are but a click away.Īnother interesting option displayed right at the top of the window is auto-save. You may also filter out all images but original ones, ignore duplicates, or filter by file extension, transparency, or animated content.
The filter options at the top enable you to filter by image resolution or by file size.
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