Paste Web Images

Straight into Finder

Skip the downloads folder. Copy any image from your browser,

right-click a Mac folder, and paste—fast, private, and effortless.

If you’ve ever right-clicked an image in Safari or Chrome, clicked Copy Image, and tried to paste it into a Mac folder, you’ve hit a frustrating wall: nothing happens.


macOS natively treats copied web images as raw pixel data meant for documents or image editors, not as files you can save directly in Finder. To save an image, Apple expects you to drag files across clutter-filled desktops or fill your Downloads folder with temp files you have to move manually.

Why You'll Love It

Direct Finder integration

Direct Finder Integration

Adds a native "Paste Image" option to your Mac's right-click contextual menu.

Original quality

Original Quality

Automatically fetches source URLs to save high-resolution originals, not just low-res browser previews.

Clean and orderly

Clean & Orderly

Automatic collision-safe naming (Image.png, Image (1).png) ensures no file overwrites.

Lightweight and out of sight

Lightweight & Out of Sight

Operates as a menu-bar app with optional Launch at Login, no Dock clutter.

How It Works (3-Step Visual Breakdown)

Copy

Step 1: Copy

Right-click any image on the web or in another app and select Copy Image.

Right-click

Step 2: Right-Click

Open Finder, right-click the exact destination folder where you want to store it.

Paste

Step 3: Paste

Click Paste Image from the contextual menu. Your file is saved instantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't macOS do this natively?

How do I enable the Finder right-click menu?

Is my browsing data or image history private?

System Requirements?