01 / 07 SCREENSHOTS, WITH INTENT

Capture the page.
Keep the detail.

One frame, the full scroll, a precise region, or fifty pages at once. Capture, refine, and export without leaving Chrome.

See how it works
SCROLLSNAPSHOT / IN CHROMEFIG. 01
ScrollSnapshot's full-page capture controls open over a web page in Chrome
Choose what to keep.VISIBLE · FULL PAGE · SLICES · REGION
04Capture modes
50Addresses per batch
04Export formats
00Uploads required

From the first pixel
to the final file.

Most screenshots make you choose between speed and control. ScrollSnapshot lets you decide how much of the page to keep, then finish the image where you captured it.

Explore the modes
01CAPTURE

The whole page.
One image.

ScrollSnapshot moves through the page and stitches the frames into a single capture. A page that exceeds one image’s limits can be saved as full-resolution slices instead.

FULL PAGE / PIXEL DETAIL
A full-page website capture displayed in ScrollSnapshot's result viewer
02SELECT

Exactly the part
you meant.

Draw a region, adjust it afterward, type exact coordinates, or point to an element on the page. The selection stays editable until you capture.

REGION / ELEMENT / COORDINATES
A precise, resizable selection over a web page
03FINISH

Make it useful
before it leaves.

Crop, redact, annotate, label steps, and add text or pen marks. Then export as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF. Your workflow stays in one place.

EDIT / COPY / DOWNLOAD
ScrollSnapshot's editor showing a redaction box, arrow, and drawing controls

Different pages.
Different ways in.

Start with the page you have. Choose the output you actually need.

01 / VISIBLE

This screen

A clean capture of the viewport in front of you.

Read guide
02 / COMPLETE

Full page

Top to bottom, stitched into one image.

Read guide
03 / LONG FORM

Numbered slices

A ZIP of full-resolution pieces with page coordinates and overlap.

Read guide
04 / PRECISE

Region

Draw it, type it, or choose an element. Then refine the selection.

Read guide
AND WHEN ONE PAGE ISN’T ENOUGH

Run a batch.

Capture every ordinary web tab in the current window, or paste up to 50 addresses. One page failing does not stop the rest.

Read the batch guide

Know what the
control is for.

Short notes for the small decisions. Deeper guides for the modes with tradeoffs. Every shipped feature has its own page.

Explore all 25 guides

The screenshot
stays yours.

Captures are processed and kept on your device. There is no ScrollSnapshot account, server, or analytics. Turn history off and only the current result remains until the next capture.

Read the privacy policy
ScrollSnapshot's Capture history page, listing recent captures stored on the device
LOCAL HISTORY / YOUR DEVICE

Set it once.
Adjust when it matters.

Settings holds the choices you do not want to repeat: how a page is captured, what happens to the file, and which controls appear in the popup.

Read the full Settings guide
SCROLLSNAPSHOT / SETTINGSCAPTURE DEFAULTS
ScrollSnapshot Settings showing Standard and Turbo engines, lazy loading, pinned header, downscaling, and scroll delay controls
Actual extension settings.Open full size ↗
01 / CAPTURE

Choose how pages behave.

Pick Standard or Turbo. Let lazy content load, prevent repeated pinned headers, and tune the pause between scrolls.

02 / OUTPUT

Decide what you keep.

Set a default format, choose automatic PNG copy, and control how many captures remain in local history.

03 / TOOLS

Keep the controls you use.

Show or hide individual features, set slice size and overlap, and find the keyboard shortcuts in one place.

Keep more of
what matters.

A capture tool made for pages that deserve a closer look.

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