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Instantly reuse your saved photos, resumes & files on any website's upload form — smart suggestions, no folder digging. Stop hunting through folders every time a website asks you to upload a file. Master File Picker keeps a personal library of the photos and files you use most — profile photos, resumes, ID documents, certifications — right inside your browser. Save a file once, then reuse it anywhere with a single click. HOW IT WORKS — Site-wide file picker replacement - click any upload button on any website and get your library instead of the native file dialog. — Smart suggestions - matches the upload field's label, placeholder, and name against your saved files' names and tags, so the right file surfaces automatically. — Organized tabs - Suggestions, Recent, Frequent, Favorites, and All, so you can find files fast even with a large library. — Type-aware filtering - only files matching what the input accepts (images, PDFs, docs, etc.) are shown. — Multi-file support - select several files at once for inputs that allow multiple uploads. — Favorites - star your most important files for one-tap access. — Native fallback - a Browse button opens your system's file picker if what you need isn't saved yet. — Full library management - add, tag, rename, download, and delete files anytime from the popup. Your files are stored locally in your browser — never uploaded to any server. Great for job seekers reusing resumes and cover letters, freelancers submitting the same portfolio files, frequent form-fillers uploading ID or certification documents, and anyone tired of clicking through the same folders again and again.
Sep 9, 2026
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