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The SnapToolz browser extension adds right-click context menus for 90+ tools. Selected text becomes a one-click JSON format / Base64 / QR / hash. Selected images become a one-click compress / convert / resize. Selected links become QR codes. Everything still runs entirely in your browser — the extension just gets you there faster.
Select text → SnapToolz → Format as JSON, encode Base64, generate QR, hash, clean whitespace, count words. Right-click images for compress / convert / resize / strip-EXIF. Right-click links for QR / link inspection.
Press Alt + Shift + S (⌘ + Shift + S on macOS) to open the popup. Paste any text → Enter formats it as JSON. Six top tools one click away.
Selected text is delivered via URL hash, so the receiving tool opens with your content already in the input. No copy-paste round trip.
contextMenus (to add the right-click menu) and storage (to remember your preferred base URL). No tabs, no <all_urls>, no telemetry, no analytics.
Until the extension is in the Chrome / Edge / Firefox stores, you can load it unpacked in seconds. Same behaviour, same icon, same shortcuts.
Download the unpacked extension
The source lives in the SnapToolz repo under extension/. Clone or download as a ZIP and unpack.
Load it in your browser
Open chrome://extensions/ (or edge://extensions, brave://extensions), toggle Developer Mode on, click “Load unpacked”, and pick the extension/ folder.
Pin the icon and set the shortcut
Pin the SnapToolz icon to your toolbar so the popup is one click away. Visit chrome://extensions/shortcuts to bind Alt + Shift + S (or your preferred combo).
Right-click any text or image
Hover the SnapToolz submenu to see every action available for that context. The full menu list is in README.md.
Chrome Web Store + Edge Add-ons + Firefox AMO listings are next. The extension is MV3-clean and uses only two permissions, so review should be quick.
See full changelog