Screenshot a Tab

Capture viewport, full page, or element screenshots — like Chrome DevTools.

Screenshot the visible area, entire scrollable page, or a single element. One click, save as PNG. Works on any website. Fast, easy! Just 3 buttons! Save exactly what you need - no cropping, no scrolling, no hassle Screenshot a Tab gives you three ways to capture any web page, so you can document designs, save references, report bugs, or share content without extra steps. Capture viewport — what you see is what you get Capture the visible area of the tab in one click. No scrolling, no stitching. Ideal for quick references, social shares, or saving a single “above the fold” view. You get a clean PNG of exactly what’s on screen. Capture full page — the whole page in one image Need the entire scrollable page? Full-page capture scrolls automatically, stitches everything into one tall image, and saves it as a single PNG. No manual scrolling or third‑party tools. Great for long articles, documentation, receipts, or any page you want to archive or share in one file. Capture node — screenshot only the part that matters Click any element on the page and capture just that element. Buttons, cards, tables, headers — whatever you click is what gets saved. No cropping in an image editor. Perfect for design references, UI snippets, bug reports, or saving a specific block of content without the rest of the page. Why use Screenshot a Tab? One click, then save — Choose capture type, then use your browser’s “Save as” dialog. No account, no sign‑up, no cloud. Privacy-first — Everything happens locally. Screenshots are not uploaded or sent anywhere. Works where you browse — Use it on any normal website (http/https). No need to open DevTools or leave your tab. Consistent, predictable filenames — Downloads use clear names (e.g. viewport/fullpage/node, page title, date, time) so you can find and organize screenshots easily. No clutter — Simple popup with three options. No ads, no extra features you don’t need. Whether you’re documenting designs, building a reference library, reporting issues, or saving content for later, Screenshot a Tab helps you capture the right part of the page and save it as a PNG - fast and without leaving Chrome.