Batch Screenshot

Batch capture multiple webpages as screenshots in the side panel and save them automatically

Batch Screenshot Paste a list of links, and let the extension capture every webpage for you. Batch webpage screenshots, region capture, automatic file naming, and one-click ZIP download — all in a single extension. 【Why Batch Screenshot】 Competitive research, design reference collection, QA evidence capture, periodic dashboard snapshots... Whenever you need "one screenshot of many webpages", you are stuck with the same loop: open a page → wait for it to load → screenshot → save → rename → move on to the next link. Dozens of times over. Batch Screenshot hands all of that to your browser: paste your link list into the side panel, click "Start", and the extension visits each page, waits for it to finish loading, captures the screenshot, and names the file automatically. When it's done, download everything as a single ZIP, or export an Excel report of the results. 【Key Features】 1. Batch Webpage Screenshots - Paste one link per line in the side panel; supports both example.com (https:// is added automatically) and full URLs - Invalid lines are detected and ignored; duplicates are removed automatically - The extension loads and captures each link in a bound tab — no manual steps required - Per-link load timeout (5–300 seconds): timed-out links are skipped and recorded, never blocking the rest of the task 2. Two Capture Modes - Full page: captures the current viewport - Region capture: draw a selection directly on the webpage — moving the mouse snaps to HTML elements automatically, and a single click selects one; or drag freely to draw a custom box, with draggable handles for fine-tuning before confirming - Saved regions can be named and reused across tasks, and are automatically scaled to fit different viewport sizes 3. Flexible File Naming - Variable templates: index, page title, domain, URL, date, time - Type { to trigger variable autocompletion, with a live preview of the final filename - Illegal filename characters are sanitized automatically; indexes are zero-padded for alignment - Both Chinese and English variable tokens are recognized, so existing templates keep working after you switch the UI language 4. Image Format & Quality - PNG for lossless quality — ideal when text and fine details matter - JPEG for smaller file sizes, with customizable compression quality (1–100) 5. Full Task Control - Real-time overview of progress and per-link status (pending / loading / capturing / success / failed) - Pause, resume, or stop the task at any time - The result page supports per-image preview, full-size viewing, and individual downloads - One-click "Retry failed": re-runs only the failed or unprocessed links, while successful screenshots are kept as-is 6. Convenient Export - ZIP download: all screenshots are compressed into a single archive, with filenames generated by your naming rules - Excel export: a result report with index, link, status, filename, and failure reason — ready for archiving and reporting 【How to Use】 1. Click the extension icon in the toolbar to open Batch Screenshot in the side panel 2. Paste the list of links to capture (one per line) 3. Configure naming rules, capture region, image format, and load timeout as needed 4. Click "Start"; grant website access permissions when prompted on first use 5. When the task finishes, preview the results, then download the ZIP or export the Excel report 【Use Cases】 - Competitive & market research: periodically capture competitor pages, campaign pages, and pricing pages in bulk - Design reference collection: batch-capture reference pages, named automatically by page title - Testing & acceptance: save page states in bulk as defect evidence or acceptance records - Dashboard snapshots: regularly capture internal reports and monitoring dashboards - Content archiving: batch-save articles, announcements, and other webpage snapshots 【Privacy & Permissions】 - All screenshots, naming, and compression happen locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server; we do not collect, analyze, or share your browsing data - The extension requests no website access by default. Permissions are only requested for the specific domains involved when you submit a task — you can choose "grant only the listed domains" or "grant access to all sites" - The browser permissions we need are used only for: opening the side panel, navigating the bound tab, capturing screenshots, and saving your configuration 【Tips】 - Screenshots run one by one in the bound tab; please keep that tab open while the task is running - Built-in browser pages (such as chrome:// settings) and other restricted pages do not support region capture or screenshots - The UI supports English and Chinese, switching automatically with your browser language If you run into any issues or have feature suggestions, we'd love to hear your feedback — we're constantly improving.