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Halo saves the original of anything you drag on a web page: images, videos, frames and transcripts. It can crop, trim, redact or clean it up first, too. You pick from a ring of options that opens at your pointer. Start dragging an image, a video or a link and a small Shift hint appears above it. Tap Shift and the ring opens. Move toward what you want and let go. The file lands in Downloads/Halo.

Quickstart

Install Halo and save your first original.

What the ring offers

Every option, for images, video, YouTube and links.

Editing tools

Crop, redact, annotate, trim and more, before you save.

Unlock Halo

Free uses, your licence key, and moving it to another browser.

Troubleshooting

When an option doesn’t do what you expected.

AI tools

Remove a background, copy text, upscale, summarise and transcribe.

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What Halo doesn’t do

  • It doesn’t download YouTube videos. YouTube doesn’t allow it. On YouTube, Halo saves frames and transcripts instead.
  • It doesn’t touch protected (DRM) video.
  • It doesn’t send the pages you visit or the files you save anywhere. The editing tools and most AI tools work on your device; only a cloud tool (marked ✦) sends the one picture, or a video’s sound, you chose it for. See Privacy.