Canvas Exporter Pro

Export any canvas on any page as PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG or true BMP. Scale up, batch to ZIP, copy to clipboard.

Save any canvas on any web page in one click. Canvas Exporter Pro finds every <canvas> element on the page you are viewing, shows a live preview of each, and exports it exactly the way you need. Charts, games, generative art, pixel art, maps, whiteboards, WebGL scenes: if it is drawn on a canvas, you can save it. EXPORT • 5 formats: PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG and true BMP (a real 24-bit BMP encoder, not a renamed PNG) • Quality slider for JPEG and WebP • Scale from 0.5x to 4x, with crisp upscaling for pixel art and sprites • Background fill for transparent canvases (JPEG and BMP get a clean white fill automatically) • Pick one format for everything, or override it per canvas SPEED • Select several canvases and download them as a single ZIP • Right-click any canvas and choose "Save as" • Ctrl+Shift+S, Ctrl+Shift+V and Ctrl+Shift+J save every canvas on the page as PNG, SVG or JPEG • Copy a canvas to the clipboard and paste it straight into Figma, Slack, Docs or email • Full keyboard navigation: arrows, Space, Enter, C and E ORGANIZED • Live previews, including canvases inside iframes • Hover a row and the canvas lights up on the page, so you always know which is which • Filename templates: {n} {id} {w} {h} {domain} {date} {time} {datetime} • Export history with one-click re-export • Light and dark theme, remembered between sessions PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs locally in your browser. No servers, no accounts, no analytics, no tracking. Your canvas data never leaves your device. GOOD TO KNOW • SVG export wraps a PNG in an SVG container. A canvas is pixels, so true vectorization is not possible. • Canvases that display cross-origin images are protected by the browser and cannot be exported. They are marked "Protected" in the list. • WebGL canvases that do not preserve their drawing buffer may export blank. They are marked "Empty?". • Shortcuts can be changed at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Who is it for? Developers and QA who need pixel-perfect captures, designers collecting generative art, game developers grabbing sprites and frames, data people exporting charts, and anyone who ever tried to right-click a canvas and found nothing there. Questions or ideas? Leave a review or write to us. We read everything.