Photos Direct Link
Overview
Photos Direct Link is a Chrome extension developed by ddo.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Photos Direct Link is 2.0, updated on 2020-08-31.
10,000+ users have installed this extension.
66 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
Allow you to copy a direct link, with extension, from Google Photos.
*Extension changed the name/icon to accomplish Google trademark rules.
Allows you to copy a direct link, with extension (.jpg), from Google Album Archive (https://get.google.com/albumarchive) and Google Photos (https://photos.google.com).
Google Album Archive and Google Photos doesn't allow you to get an image direct link (with image extension [like png or jpg]).
This Chrome extension is very helpful to post images in forums or blogs, where the file extension is mandatory.
Is possible to configure the desired image size too.
IMPORTANT: Apparently, the generated URL (from Google Photos) stops working after some time. In my tests, some URLs stopped working after one day and others still working.
WORKAROUND: Added support to Google Album Archive (http://get.google.com/algumarchive).
Usage instructions:
Open an image and just click (left click) over the image. A message is shown at the page bottom.
This extension is open source and can be found in https://github.com/ddo02/GooglePhotosDirectLink
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Etienne Jouin
2021-12-16
works well on my mac with chrome, I can copy a direct link to my picture, as expected. Great job ! |
Sales Team
2021-01-13
I love how it just saves the URL with just a click. Saves me a bunch of time in my workflow. Awesome app! |
Li-Pin Juan
2020-11-15
It works like a charm to me. Here is what I did. |
Keith Henry
2020-08-07
I did have to restart Chrome. (I rebooted actually.) It didn't work immediately after adding the extension, but it works now. Super helpful! Thanks. |
C. Hauser
2020-03-24
Wonderful. If you need it for public hosting, install this, and restart the Chrome browser. Then on Google Photos select your photo and add it to a Shared Album. Go back to your photo, just click on the image once and a message will tell the URL has been pasted to clipboard. Thank you so much for this! |