Multi Page Capture - Bulk Screenshots, Desktop & Mobile

Bulk screenshots of many pages at desktop and mobile sizes, in one run. Full page, sharp 2x/3x, fade-in content included.

Screenshot every page of a website, at desktop and mobile sizes, in one run. Paste a list of URLs, pick your sizes, and Multi Page Capture renders each page in full and saves sharp captures into a folder per page. Built for designers, agencies, freelancers and marketers who need screenshots of many pages for portfolios, client approvals, redesign before-and-afters and store listings. WHAT IT DOES - Batch capture: many pages x many sizes in one run, with a live progress table and thumbnails - Desktop and mobile: mobile sizes load the page with a phone-sized screen and a mobile browser identity, so you get the real mobile layout - Sharp 1x, 2x or 3x output, rendered in a single pass - Full page with no stitching seams: sticky headers appear once, no repeated strips - Fade-in content included: sections that animate in on scroll show up instead of blank space - Clean captures: cookie bars, chat bubbles and popups are hidden automatically - Organized output: one folder per page, files named by size and resolution - Works on pages you are logged into, because it runs in your own browser - Keyboard shortcut to capture the current page with your last settings FREE AND PRO Free: full page and visible area capture, any width at 1x and 2x, PNG, fade-in and popup fixes, batch capture of 1 page x 2 sizes. Pro: 3x resolution, WebP and JPEG, unlimited pages and sizes per batch, custom batch sizes, up to 5 devices. $9.99 per year or $24.99 lifetime. Every new install gets a 7-day Pro trial. After it ends the free plan keeps working and nothing is deleted. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no uploads, no analytics. Captures are made and saved on your own device. The only network request the extension makes is to the license server, and only when you activate or check a Pro license. About the "debugging" bar: to render the whole page in one sharp pass, the extension uses Chrome's built-in page rendering tools. Chrome shows a notice bar while a capture runs, and it goes away when the capture ends.