Browse Reddit, Pinterest, Twitter and hundreds more. Hover over any thumbnail — instantly see the full-size image, right where you are.
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Why You'll Love It
Install it once and forget it's there — until you hover over a thumbnail and see the magic.
Reddit, Imgur, Twitter, Pinterest, and hundreds more. If it has thumbnail images, we've got it covered.
Full-size image appears in milliseconds — right next to your cursor. No clicks, no new tabs, no waiting.
Renders in its own isolated layer, so it never conflicts with the website's styles or scripts.
Automatically follows your browser's language. No settings to toggle — it just works.
No accounts, no data collection, no telemetry. Your browsing stays yours.
The preview adapts to each image's actual dimensions — small thumbnails get a big reveal, large images show at full glory.
How It Works
That's it. Three steps, and you'll never open a new tab just to see an image full-size again.
One click in the Chrome or Firefox store. No configuration needed — it works right out of the box.
Visit Reddit, Pinterest, Twitter, or any supported site. The extension runs silently in the background.
Point your mouse at any thumbnail. The full-size image pops up instantly, right next to your cursor.
Quick Guide
Open the Next Peek popup from your browser toolbar whenever you want to adjust how hover previews behave.
Your settings are saved locally in the extension. The preview automatically stays within 90% of the browser viewport, so very high magnification values may not make the window appear larger.
Click the Next Peek icon in your browser toolbar. Pin it to the toolbar if you want faster access.
Use the Enable Extension switch to pause or resume image hover previews.
Move the slider from 0.5x to 5x. Start around 2x for a balanced preview.
Click Save Settings, then return to any regular webpage and hover over an image to preview it.
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