Add it to Chrome
One click in the Chrome Web Store. Works in Arc, Edge and Brave too.
Rendra for Chrome · Recreate this photo
See it.Right-click.Recreate.
Any photo on the web, reshot with your own AI character in it — same pose, same set, same light. Without leaving the page you found it on.
Free to install Works on any website Chrome, Arc, Edge & Brave
Walkthrough videoComing soon — until then, the three steps below are the whole thing
01 · On every website
It lives in your right-click.
No downloading, no re-uploading, no second tab. The photo you are looking at is the brief.
- 1Right-click any photo, on any site.
- 2Choose “Recreate this photo in Rendra”.
- 3The panel opens over the page with that photo already in it.
The full-resolution photo, not the thumbnail the page showed you.
02 · Or skip the menu
A button right on the photo.
Switch to the hover pill and a small Recreate button rides on whichever photo your pointer is over. One click, no menu.
- Finds photos hidden under overlays — where the browser’s own menu gives up
- Never opens the post underneath it
- Menu or pill: one switch in the toolbar popup, live without a reload
InstagramPinterestThreadsFacebookX…and every other site
Top-right of the photo you are on. It follows you down the feed.
03 · The panel
Two choices. Then Render.
Who is in it, and what shape it should be. Everything else the photo already decided.
- From the photo
- Pose, framing, set, light — and the outfit, copied as worn.
- From you
- The face and the body: your character, from the references already in your Studio.
- Where it lands
- On your Studio light table, in the background. No tab opens; you keep scrolling.
The credit price is on the button before you press it.
Set up
Sixty seconds,
then never again.
You need a Rendra account and one character. The extension does nothing on its own.
Connect once
Press Connect, confirm in your Rendra console. It uses the sign-in you already have — no new password, no key.
Right-click a photo
Pick the character, pick the shape, press Render. That is the whole workflow.
What it can see
It asks for every site. It reads one photo.
Chrome’s install prompt is blunt, so here is the precise version: the photo you want can be on any site, which is why the permission is wide — and why the behaviour is narrow.
Idle until you ask
Nothing is sent to Rendra until you choose a photo. No browsing history, no page content, no page address.
One photo, nothing else
The extension fetches the single image you picked and uploads those bytes. That is all that leaves the page.
Your sign-in stays out of the page
The panel drawn over a website holds no credential. Log out in the popup and the extension forgets you.
Questions
Before you install.
Is it free?
Installing it is. A recreate is a Studio render like any other, paid in the credits your plan already brings — and the exact price is printed on the Render button before you press it, never after.
What do I need before it works?
A Rendra account and one character with its reference photos in the Studio. Without a character there is nobody to put in the picture, and the panel tells you so instead of showing a dead button.
Does it work on Instagram?
Yes — and that took work. Instagram, Threads and Facebook lay an invisible layer over every photo, which hides it from the browser’s own image menu. The extension looks underneath, so the entry is there anyway. If it is missing the first time, move the pointer onto the photo and right-click again.
Which photos can it take?
JPEG, PNG and WebP up to 5 MB, at least 320 pixels across. It always grabs the largest version the page offers rather than the thumbnail on screen, because a small reference quietly costs you likeness.
Right-click or the hover pill — which one?
Your call, switched in the toolbar popup and live without a reload. The right-click menu draws nothing on the pages you browse. The pill puts a small Recreate button on whichever photo your pointer is on — one click, no menu. Only one is active at a time, so they never compete.
Where does the finished picture go?
To the light table in your Studio, next to everything else you have rendered. From there it is one step to your media library, your bio page or your chat.
The whole web is your moodboard.
Add Rendra to Chrome and turn the next photo that stops your scroll into a shot of your own.