SnapStudio

Capture any part of a web page and save it as an image, a PDF or an editable SVG, right in your browser. Powered by SnapDOM.

SnapStudio captures a piece of a web page exactly as you see it and saves it as a file. It is the official browser extension of SnapDOM, the open-source capture engine, made by the same team. FEATURES • Pick one element, drag a region, or take what is on screen or the full page. • Save the capture as a picture at up to 4× size, as a document with selectable text and working links, or as a vector drawing you can keep editing in a design tool. • Record a short animation while you use the page. • Leave elements out of the capture by clicking them. • Add a frame with padding, a background and a shadow. • Hide what was typed in form fields before you share a capture. • Start from a ready-made recipe with one click, or search for any setting by name. • Find what you copied or saved in History, and save it again in another image type. • Use the timed capture to open a menu before the picture is taken. • See the same capture as code you can paste into your own project. HOW TO USE 1. Click the SnapStudio icon in the toolbar. The panel opens beside the page. 2. Click the part of the page you want. 3. Choose an output and press Save or Copy. Alt+Shift+S opens SnapStudio from the keyboard. PRIVACY SnapStudio does not collect any data. Captures are made inside your browser and nothing is uploaded. There is no account. Your settings and your recent captures stay on your device, and you can turn History off or empty it at any time. PERMISSIONS SnapStudio opens on the tab where you click its icon, and only there. "Allow on every site" is optional: it keeps the panel working when that tab moves to another site and lets captures include pictures hosted on other sites. SUPPORT Questions and bug reports: hello@zumerlab.com