WebPageShot

Web page screenshots: the visible area, the full page, a selected region or a single block. Save as PNG/JPG or copy.

WebPageShot takes screenshots of web pages: the visible area, the whole page from top to bottom, a region you select with the mouse, or a single block of the page. CAPTURE MODES • Visible area (Alt+S) — exactly what you see in the window. • Full page (Alt+A) — the whole page: WebPageShot scrolls it and stitches the frames together. • Region (Alt+R) — drag to select an area. You can scroll while selecting, so the region can be larger than the screen. • Block (Alt+B) — hover over an element of the page and click. Use ↑ and ↓ to switch to the outer or inner block. All modes are also available from the toolbar button and from the page context menu. AFTER CAPTURE • Save to a file — PNG or JPG. • Copy to the clipboard — and paste it straight into a messenger or an image editor. • Open a preview — view the screenshot at 1:1 and save or copy it later. Any combination works. CLEAN FULL-PAGE SCREENSHOTS • Sticky headers and floating buttons appear once instead of on every frame. • Fixed side menus are captured at full height. • Web apps that scroll an inner container instead of the window are supported. SAVING Screenshots go to Downloads/WebPageShot. WebPageShot can also ask where to save every time. In Chrome, Edge and Opera you can choose your own default folder as well. PRIVACY WebPageShot collects no data and makes no network requests. Screenshots never leave your computer. Keyboard shortcuts can be changed in the browser's extension settings. The interface is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and Ukrainian.