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Open Imavy Pixel or send web images and SVG files directly to Pixel or Vector. Edit web images and SVG files without the usual download and upload process. Open in Imavy connects Chrome to Imavy Pixel and Imavy Vector, giving designers, marketers, developers, and content creators a faster way to move from browsing to editing. Right-click a supported image on any website to open it in Imavy. Raster images are sent to Pixel for browser-based image editing, while SVG files are routed to Vector for scalable vector editing. You can also click the extension icon to launch Imavy Pixel whenever you want to start a new project. Key features: • Open web images directly in Imavy Pixel • Open SVG files directly in Imavy Vector • Launch the Pixel image editor from your Chrome toolbar • Automatically route raster images and SVG files to the right editor • Reduce repetitive downloading, saving, and uploading • Continue editing in a fast, web-based creative workspace • Keep the extension lightweight while using Imavy’s full hosted editors Open in Imavy is useful for editing website graphics, product images, social media visuals, marketing assets, design references, illustrations, icons, and SVG artwork. Whether you are adjusting an image you found online, preparing a visual for your next campaign, or refining an SVG asset, Open in Imavy helps you start editing with fewer steps. Install the extension, pin it to your Chrome toolbar, and keep Imavy Pixel one click away.
Aug 22, 2026
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