Save any image, link or text from anywhere on the web — Google Images, Pinterest, Instagram, Reddit, a shop listing — straight onto a Cobalt board with one right-click. It's the fastest way to gather references for a shoot or a cosplay build.
The clipper is a small browser extension. Once it's installed and paired with your account, every page gets a right-click "Save to Cobalt" option: right-click an image, a link or selected text and it lands on the board you chose (or in your Unsorted inbox). The original source link is saved automatically, so you always know where a reference came from.
This is the intended way to collect character/cosplay references that stock libraries don't have — you browse Google Images or Pinterest the way you already do, and clip the shots you like.
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc (Chromium)
Install it straight from the Chrome Web Store — one click, automatic updates. The same listing covers every Chromium browser.
Prefer a manual install (store blocked on a work machine)? Download cobalt-clipper-chrome.zip, unzip it, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode and Load unpacked the folder.
Firefox
Until the Firefox Add-ons (AMO) listing is live, load the build temporarily (it stays until you restart Firefox):
about:debugging → This Firefox → Load Temporary Add-on….zip (or the manifest.json inside it). The Cobalt icon appears in your toolbar.The clipper talks to your Cobalt account with a personal token — the same kind the AI connector uses. Pairing is a one-time step:
https://app.cobalt.photos) and click Connect.Once paired, clipping is a right-click anywhere on the web:
Is my token safe?
It's stored only in your browser's local extension storage, sent only as a header to your instance, and never logged. Revoke it any time from Settings to instantly disconnect the clipper.
Can I share a board with clipped web images publicly?
Clipped web images are kept on your private boards by default. When you make a board public, Cobalt asks you to confirm you have the rights to share each web-sourced image first (a one-click acknowledgment) — until then they stay hidden on the public view. You're responsible for the rights to anything you clip.
Does it work on any website?
Yes — Pinterest, Instagram, Google Images, Reddit, shops, any site. The clipper doesn't track your browsing; it only acts when you choose "Save to Cobalt".