Right-click an image in Chrome and it goes straight to your Memory Murals family archive. No downloading, renaming, re-uploading. Just one click.
Free · Chrome on desktop · Works with the Memory Murals free plan
A cousin posts a photo of your grandmother you've never seen. A relative shares an album with a shot of your kid's first steps buried in it. Save it in the moment, add the story later.
"Save to Memory Murals" appears in Chrome's right-click menu on any image or video. One click sends it to your archive. A few sites block outside downloads — you'll get a clear message if one does.
Click the toolbar icon, scan the whole page for photos, select the ones you want, save them all as a memory or to your media library.
Save now, fill in the title, tags, and voice notes in the main app when you have a minute. No typing in the popup required.
Under five seconds from "I should save this" to done.
Anywhere in Chrome — a blog, a shared album, a scanned newspaper page. A "Save to Memory Murals" option appears in the menu.
The photo uploads straight to your archive and the extension confirms it landed. If a site blocks the download, it says so instead of failing quietly.
Tap the memory in Memory Murals to add title, story (voice or typed), family tags, and date. Works great on your phone.
Personal blogs, genealogy sites, obituary pages, newspaper archives, shared albums, digitization services — the places old family photos actually turn up. Some sites block outside downloads; when one does, the extension tells you instead of failing quietly.
Images, plus standard HTML5 video files. Streaming players and DRM-protected video can't be saved, and a small number of sites block outside downloads of their images.
Mac, Windows, or Linux. Chrome doesn't support extensions on phones — on mobile, use the app.
The extension doesn't run on a page at all until you right-click an image or open the picker yourself.
Read the full privacy policy. The extension has no code running on the pages you browse. It is loaded into a page only at the moment you right-click an image or open the picker yourself.
You need a free Memory Murals account to use the extension. If you don't have one yet, it's the same signup you'd do for the main app.
Free tier includes unlimited memories with 1 GB of storage. 7-day free trial unlocks 25 GB and AI features.
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