Chrome Extension to Save Images to Your AI Fashion Studio

What the extension does, and what it does not

It does one thing on purpose: it brings pictures from the web into your studio. Generating, editing and publishing happen in the studio.

What it picks up:

• Every image of the page at its largest version, including the big file behind a small thumbnail when the page lists several sizes, background images on screen, and the page's share image.
• The original file on Shopify stores and on Pinterest, rather than the resized copy the page shows.
• Not logos, icons or small pictos (anything under 160 pixels is left out), nor vector graphics or videos.

Formats: JPG, PNG and WebP are kept as they are; other formats, such as AVIF or GIF, are saved as a JPG. One image can weigh up to 15 MB. When your browser cannot read a picture itself, the extension sends its address and our servers fetch it, public addresses only.

Where each choice puts the image:

Importing is free and costs no credits. Imports count toward your library's upload allowance, the same one as the Upload button: 10 images without a plan or a credit pack, then over 30 days 100 with a credit pack, 200 on Starter, 500 on Pro and 2,000 on Business. The plans are on the pricing page.

Privacy: the extension reads a page only when you click its icon, and only that tab. It does not read your history, your other tabs, form fields or passwords. It sends only the images you ticked, the page's address and where to file them, and it stores on your device only your last choice of destination. The full text is in the privacy policy, section Chrome extension.

What you can do with the images in the studio

An imported picture is a file of yours, so every workflow can take it.

• Your product, seen on a retailer's page or your own store, goes into Product to Model to be worn by an AI model, in the setting and framing you choose.
• A model photo goes into Virtual Try-On as the person who wears your piece.
• A campaign that inspires you goes into Prefill from inspiration: the studio reads the picture and fills the open workflow's settings (model, pose, scene, framing) with what it sees, and your own product stays the subject. The inspiring picture itself is never sent to the generator. It is offered on Create a Product, Product to Model, Virtual Try-On, Reimagine your Model, Change Background and Ad Creative, it works as soon as the account holds at least one credit, and reading the picture costs nothing.
• A background or a setting goes into Change Background as the scene to place a product in.

The AI agent of your account can do the same import from a web address you give it.

Who it is for

Brands that collect references all day: a designer building a moodboard from lookbooks, a marketer saving campaign ideas, a merchant taking back product photos already online. Use pictures you have the right to use; for another brand's image, Prefill from inspiration takes the pose and the mood without reusing the picture.

Honest limits

• Desktop Chrome only. The extension runs in Chrome on a computer. There is no version for phones or tablets, which is why the From web tab of the Upload window shows only on a computer.
• Pages that load as you scroll. The panel shows what the page has loaded when you clicked. On Instagram, Pinterest and long shop pages, scroll first, then press Refresh.
• What you can see is what you get. The extension sees the page as your browser shows it. A post you cannot see in Chrome, on a private account for example, is not there to import.
• Your own accounts have a faster way. To bring in the posts of your own Instagram, Facebook, X, Pinterest or YouTube account, the Upload window imports them directly; see import your Instagram and Pinterest posts. Files on your computer go through Upload your own photos and videos.
• Some pages cannot be read. Chrome's own pages and the Web Store do not allow extensions, and a picture the page's server refuses to give out may come back as « could not be read from this page ».