Right-click → "Save image as" on a marketplace usually gives you a small thumbnail, often as .webp or .avif. The full-size photo is on the same CDN; the thumbnail URL just asks for a smaller copy. Here is how to get the original, one image or a whole catalogue.
Open the image in a new tab, then remove the size part of the URL:
| Site | Thumbnail URL | Change to |
|---|---|---|
| 1688 / Taobao / AliExpress (alicdn) | …/O1CN01abc.jpg_220x220q90.jpg | …/O1CN01abc.jpg |
| Lazada | …/abc.jpg_2200x2200q80.jpg_.avif | …/abc.jpg |
| Shopee | …/file/vn-11134207-abc_tn | …/file/vn-11134207-abc |
| Tiki | salt.tikicdn.com/cache/280x280/ts/product/…png.webp | salt.tikicdn.com/ts/product/…png |
| Amazon | …/71abc._AC_SX300_.jpg | …/71abc.jpg |
This works for a few images. For every photo of ten products it takes a while.
Images with an HD badge are the ones where PixLasso found a larger original than the page shows. The free version saves up to 30 images per download, with no daily limit. Pro (one payment) removes the limit and converts the whole batch to JPG.
Right-click any image and choose Save image as JPG / PNG / WebP. Conversion happens on your computer and writes a real .jpg. This is free. More options: save WebP as JPG in Chrome.
Only when you have the right to: supplier photos your supplier lets you reuse (common with 1688 sourcing), your own photos, or licensed images. Marketplaces remove listings that copy another seller's photos.
Updated October 2026. Written by the developer of PixLasso; Method 1 needs no extension.