PageGrab

Save or copy the page you're on as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF: what's on screen, the full page, or an area you select. Nothing uploaded.

PageGrab saves the page you're on as an image or a PDF, or copies it to your clipboard. CAPTURE WHAT YOU NEED • Visible part of page: exactly what's on your screen. • Full page: the whole page, top to bottom. • Select an area: drag over the part you want. SAVE IT HOW YOU WANT • PNG, JPG or WebP. • PDF, as printable A4 pages or as one long page. • Copy to clipboard, ready to paste into a chat, a document, an email or an AI tool. AFTER A CAPTURE PageGrab shows the result: the image, its file name, format, size and the site it came from. You can show it in its folder, copy a saved capture, or download a copied one. PRIVACY PageGrab doesn't collect, store or send any data. Captures go to your Downloads folder or your clipboard and nowhere else. No account, no analytics, no ads, no network requests. PERMISSIONS • "Manage your downloads": to save captures and show them in their folder. • PageGrab only sees the tab you're on, and only after you click its icon or press its shortcut. For a full-page capture it scrolls the page, then puts it back where it was. LIMITS • Chrome doesn't let extensions capture chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store or the New Tab page. • Full-page images go up to 65,500 pixels tall (16,383 for WebP). • Long pages take a few seconds, because Chrome allows two screenshots a second.