The Beyit Chrome extension, explained: right-click any image
Pinterest, a shop, an online magazine: right-click the piece, and its alternatives open on the side. Free, no account.
1 MIN · 1 OBJECT IDENTIFIEDYou are on Pinterest, on a publisher's site, in a magazine article. You like a lamp. Right-click, "Find the piece": its alternatives open in a side panel, without leaving the page. It is the Beyit eye, on every page you visit.
How it works
Once installed from the Chrome Web Store, the extension adds a line to the right-click menu on images. You click a piece, it sends it to Beyit, and the side panel shows what it found: the vintage, the affordable, the premium. Every line goes to the shop. The page you were on stays open behind.
On which sites
All of them. Pinterest, shops, online magazines, architects' portfolios, listings. Wherever there is a furniture image, there is a right-click.
What it sends
Only the image you right-click is sent for analysis. Nothing else from the page, no history, no account to create.
What it costs
Nothing. The extension is free, with no account or card.
Browsing on a computer? Add the extension to Chrome, and the right-click does the rest.
One photo, every piece identified.
Your room, a shop window, an inspiration screenshot: send the photo, we find the pieces and their alternatives at every price.
On iPhone, the app does the same from your camera.
The pieces, at your budget.
Every piece mentioned, with its alternatives — from vintage to dupe.
