PageKeep — Full Page Screenshots

Capture the whole page, crop, and save PNG or PDF locally. Free, no account, no card.

PageKeep captures a full web page, lets you crop the result, and saves a PNG or PDF on your computer. It is free to use, does not ask you to create an account, and does not ask for a card just to export a file. How it works • Click the toolbar icon or use a keyboard shortcut • Choose full page, from the current scroll position, or the visible area only • PageKeep scrolls the page, stitches the pieces together, and opens a result tab • Crop if you want, then download a PNG or a PDF What stays on your device Screenshots are processed locally in your browser. PageKeep does not create an account, does not include analytics or tracking, and does not send the page or the image to our servers. Thoughtful full-page capture • Starts from the top of the page, or from where you already are • Handles very tall pages by working in canvas chunks • Hides stuck headers and similar overlays on later slices so they are not repeated down the image • Expands some inner scroll areas when that is feasible • Accounts for your display's pixel density Saving Download a PNG for a pixel-accurate image, or a PDF that splits a long capture across pages. You choose when to save, and the file goes to your usual downloads folder. Keyboard shortcuts • Alt+Shift+P — capture the full page • Alt+Shift+V — capture the visible area You can change these in chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Coming later Annotation, batch capture, and history are reserved in the interface for a future Pro tier. They are not active in this version, and no payments are built in. Limits to know about Some pages cannot be captured, including Chrome settings pages and the Chrome Web Store. Pages that use virtualized lists or unusual scroll containers may not include every row. Cross-origin frames appear as your browser paints them. Capture needs the tab to stay in front while PageKeep works. Publisher One Harvest LLC