What does PixLasso do?
PixLasso is a Chrome and Edge extension for saving pictures in bulk. Click the icon and it lists every image on the page, including lazy-loaded photos, srcset, CSS backgrounds and iframes. Untick what you don’t want and save the rest as one ZIP, numbered in page order.
It can scan all open tabs at once, with one folder per tab, which suits online sellers collecting photos from several product listings. On many shops it fetches the original file instead of the thumbnail, and a Deep scan option scrolls the page so lazy content loads.
Right-click any WebP or AVIF image to save it as a real JPG or PNG, converted on your computer. That part is free.
Free: 30 files per batch, no daily limit. Pro: US$9.99 once (launch price until 31 December 2026, then US$14.99), with unlimited batches, batch format conversion, resize and pad to square, and custom file names. No account, no ads, no tracking.
Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/plmojdihjlobobaddaacoojdkikdkppb
Edge: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/cikfpcigjkpiacfhlmhmdchjkdlejfhk
Who should use PixLasso?
bloggers, designers, online sellers, Researchers are the clearest fit based on how the product is positioned.
Best fit
Pricing: Free / paid plans
Platforms: Chrome extension, Edge extension
How much does PixLasso cost?
Free / paid plans Check the provider’s own page for the latest pricing, packages and terms.
Details, pricing and availability can change. We use provider information, verified owner updates and editorial review where available. Check the provider’s own page before making a purchase, booking or important decision.
Profile last updated 31 Oct 2026.
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