Paste Image to Download — Clipboard Images

Paste a Clipboard Image and Download It

Paste a screenshot or copied image into the browser, or choose an image file when clipboard data is unavailable. Preview the result, select PNG, JPEG, or WebP, and save it at the loaded image's dimensions.

Key Features

• Clipboard paste support for image data supplied by the browser
• Browse-file fallback and on-page image preview
• PNG, JPEG, and WebP download formats
• Exports at the loaded image's natural width and height

How to Use This Tool

1. Copy an image or take a screenshot, focus this browser tab, and press Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.
2. If clipboard image data is unavailable, choose Browse File and select an image instead.
3. Review the preview, choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP, and download the converted image.

Important to Know

• Clipboard access depends on the browser, operating system, page focus, and the type of data that was copied.
• The tool does not expose filename or image-quality controls; it uses the built-in export settings for the selected format.
• The preview and format conversion run in the browser and use the loaded image's natural dimensions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I paste an image to download it?

Copy an image, focus this browser tab, and press Ctrl+V on Windows or Cmd+V on macOS. The pasted image will appear in the preview.

Can I paste a screenshot or an image copied from a website?

Yes, when the screenshot tool or browser places image data on the clipboard, the page can load it for preview and download.

Can I select an image file instead of pasting?

Yes. Use the Browse File option to load an image, or choose New image after a preview is already open.

Which download formats are available?

Choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP before saving the pasted image.

Does the downloaded image keep the original dimensions?

Yes. The export canvas uses the loaded image's natural width and height when creating the selected output format.