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# Browser Download – right click menu

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**Tips:** 

While the current article shows how to download an image from a **SharinPix Album** , the most preferred way to carry out this task is from the image's **Full View** mode. Refer to the following article to know more: [Single Image download](/documentation/features/download-images/single-image-download.md).
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* Access the **Full View** mode of an image by clicking on its thumbnail.

![](/files/QRkUgaPKHAlBDU1NKiPY)

* Right-click on the current image and select **Save image as...** as shown below.

![](/files/DuqzQmubZ8KdnJMFIlPx)

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**Info:** The option **Save image as...** may take a different name or can be absent altogether depending on the web browser you are currently using.
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**Note SAVE IMAGE AS ONLY AVAILABLE WITHOUT ANNOTATIONS:** 

The Save as image menu option is only available when the image have no annotations on it. To get it back, use the show/hide annotation tool on the toolbar, then right click on the image without annotation.

**Note SAVE AS IMAGE save WEBP at LOW RESOLUTION:** 

The downloaded image obtained when using this method is of format **webp** and has a downgraded resolution as compared to the originally-uploaded image. To download the current image with its original format and resolution, please refer to the following article: [Single Image download](/documentation/features/download-images/single-image-download.md)
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