PictureImp is an innovative image downloader software that operates via a "Zero-Click" method. Users can save any captivating image they come across by selecting it with a simple drag-and-drop action, making it easy and effective.
PictureImp is a revolutionary web image downloader that delivers a hassle-free browsing experience. The program sits in the system tray as you browse web pages and waits for you to start it. Once you do, a small semi-transparent basket pops up, which floats over the page. You can simply drag and drop any web image into the basket without any additional steps, making it the first "Zero-Click" web image downloader in the world.
Usually, when you come across an interesting image on the Internet, you have to go through multiple annoying steps to save it. You need to right-click the image, select "Save Image As..." from the popup menu, browse to the folder you want to save the image, type in its name, and finally, click the "Save" button. However, with PictureImp, you don't have to deal with all these click-click-click operations anymore. You can save images with just one click or no click at all!
PictureImp automatically saves an image to the preset folder using the original file name or a new name based on the naming template you specify. The entire process happens in the background, with no action required from your end. The program makes the process a breeze since you only need to drag-and-drop the image in the tray basket, and the rest is done for you.
Moreover, one of the main features of PictureImp is the ability to set up more than one basket. Each basket has its own custom look, naming template, and folder for saving images. You can use this option to save photos in one folder and web design elements in another folder. This feature is perfect for web masters, web designers or casual surfers who want to speed up and simplify their image saving process.
PictureImp is perfect for people who would love to save images without doing anything special. It works seamlessly, with no additional clicks, making it one of the most user-friendly browser extensions out there. It has been designed for everyday individuals, casual surfers, web designers, and web masters who need to get images from the net with the least amount of fuss. With PictureImp, you get to enjoy the best browsing experience while saving images in a matter of seconds.
Usually, when you come across an interesting image on the Internet, you have to go through multiple annoying steps to save it. You need to right-click the image, select "Save Image As..." from the popup menu, browse to the folder you want to save the image, type in its name, and finally, click the "Save" button. However, with PictureImp, you don't have to deal with all these click-click-click operations anymore. You can save images with just one click or no click at all!
PictureImp automatically saves an image to the preset folder using the original file name or a new name based on the naming template you specify. The entire process happens in the background, with no action required from your end. The program makes the process a breeze since you only need to drag-and-drop the image in the tray basket, and the rest is done for you.
Moreover, one of the main features of PictureImp is the ability to set up more than one basket. Each basket has its own custom look, naming template, and folder for saving images. You can use this option to save photos in one folder and web design elements in another folder. This feature is perfect for web masters, web designers or casual surfers who want to speed up and simplify their image saving process.
PictureImp is perfect for people who would love to save images without doing anything special. It works seamlessly, with no additional clicks, making it one of the most user-friendly browser extensions out there. It has been designed for everyday individuals, casual surfers, web designers, and web masters who need to get images from the net with the least amount of fuss. With PictureImp, you get to enjoy the best browsing experience while saving images in a matter of seconds.
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