ScrollSnapshot – Full Page Screenshot & Screen Capture

Full page and scrolling screenshots, screen capture: region, batch, video frames. Blur private info, hide ads. Local, no account.

Take full page screenshots, scrolling screenshots and screen captures of any website: complete and accurate, without manually scrolling, stitching images, or sending page content to a cloud service. ScrollSnapshot is a private Chrome screenshot extension for anyone who needs a dependable visual record of a webpage. Capture one page, a precise region, a frame from a video, or many pages in a batch, then annotate, watermark, organize into folders and export without leaving the browser. Blur private details on the page itself before you capture or share your screen, and leave ads, cookie banners and chat bubbles out of the shot. Take the page's text as Markdown, and, if you like, let your coding agent see the page too. WHY SCROLLSNAPSHOT? Web pages are often taller than the screen, change while you scroll, or exceed a browser's single-image limit. ScrollSnapshot handles those cases deliberately. It reports capture scale, preserves exact page coordinates, and offers full-resolution slices when one image is not enough. CAPTURE THE PAGE YOUR WAY • Full page screenshot: automatically scroll and stitch the entire page • Visible area: capture exactly what is on screen • Region: draw a rectangle or freeform selection, enter exact coordinates, use a CSS selector or XPath, or pick an element directly from the page • Video frame: save the frame a video on the page is showing, at the video's own resolution, or a burst of five frames around that moment, with its subtitles if you like. Frames file into a folder per platform (YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo and more). Copy-protected video is refused, never saved as a black image; a capture button also appears over videos you hover (off until you turn it on, and its script runs on pages only while it is on; hide it per site) • Slices: save very long pages as numbered images in a ZIP, with adjustable height or count and overlap • Batch: capture every web tab in the current window or up to 50 pasted addresses • Clean up page: leave ads, cookie banners and chat bubbles out of the capture automatically; they come back as soon as it is done, and nothing is blocked while you browse • Mark up a region before you capture it: arrows, boxes, highlights, text, numbered steps and emoji, with a short note — the toolbar never ends up in the shot EDIT BEFORE YOU SAVE • Crop, rotate, flip and straighten; zoom and pan to inspect details • Annotate with shapes, arrows or plain lines, highlights, text, freehand pen, numbered steps and emoji, each with style options; move and resize marks before applying • Redact with Black out, Pixelate or Blur; choose Black out to completely cover sensitive content • Live blur: cover private details on the page itself, by element, area or words, or let it find emails, phone numbers, cards and keys, before you capture or share your screen. Captures show the covers, and the page's text is withheld while they are on • Brush around difficult edges and erase parts of unapplied redactions, with adjustable size and Undo/Redo • Measure with rulers, a grid and draggable guides that stay out of exported images • Add your own watermark: text, a logo, or both, in a corner or tiled, on what you save • Place result toolbars along the bottom, left or right • Extract the real page text without OCR, as plain text or Markdown with its headings, lists, tables and code — from a region, a full page, each slice of a ZIP, or text you select • Pick a color from the page, or open a capture's palette to copy one of its design colors or all of them at once EXPORT THE WAY YOU NEED • Save as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF • Create one tall PDF or a paginated A4/Letter PDF with page breaks placed between lines of text • Copy screenshots to the clipboard • Keep an optional searchable, filterable, and favoritable local history • Reassemble a Slices ZIP later • Download a whole folder, or any selection of captures, as one ZIP • Save any page as Markdown without taking a screenshot, or open it as a clean, readable document WORK WITH YOUR CODING AGENT (OPTIONAL) • Let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client read a page as text or Markdown and capture exactly the element or area it needs, in the browser you are signed in to, in tiles sized to keep its token use down • Mark up a capture and press Send to agent with a note, or draw on an area when the agent asks you to: your note and marks reach it as words and coordinates • Optionally let an agent reload a tab, or open a page, to look at a change it just made — it can never click, type or run anything • Off until you turn it on in Settings, paired with a secret, and limited to the tab in front of you unless you allow any tab • Let an agent cover private details with live blur before it captures, or ask for a capture without ads and cookie banners; it can only remove the covers it added, never yours SETTINGS Choose your capture defaults, output and retention options, and which optional tools appear. Settings is also where you can start a batch capture from the current window or up to 50 pasted addresses, find every keyboard shortcut, and leave a review, send feedback or get help. HISTORY Keep an optional on-device library of past captures. Search, filter by capture type (Video included), mark favorites, file captures into folders and download a folder as one ZIP, reopen or download results, delete with undo, and reassemble Slices ZIPs. Turn History off and only the newest result is retained until your next capture replaces it. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the webpage and click ScrollSnapshot. 2. Choose This screen, Full page, Slices, Region, or Video. Use Settings for batch capture. 3. Capture, review, annotate, copy, or export the result. Close it and you are back on the page you captured. PRECISE BY DESIGN ScrollSnapshot reports the capture scale instead of silently lowering quality. When a page is too large for one browser image, Slices mode preserves full-resolution sections with overlap and a manifest of their exact page coordinates. Optional Turbo mode uses Chrome's DevTools protocol for one-shot full-page capture and responsive-width captures for Full page and Slices. Chrome shows its own debugging banner while Turbo is active. Turning Turbo off leaves every other capture mode available. IN YOUR LANGUAGE ScrollSnapshot follows Chrome's language: English, Deutsch, Español, Français, 日本語 and Português (Brasil), across the popup, settings, editor, history and messages. Dates and numbers follow it too. PRIVATE AND LOCAL ScrollSnapshot has no server, no account, and no analytics. Screenshots are processed and stored on your device, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. If you turn on the optional agent connection, ScrollSnapshot hands what an agent asks for only to the agent server on your own computer; your agent may then send it to its AI provider, as it does with everything else you show it. Live blur keeps the sites you choose to save and your keyword list on your device only. A small script runs on those sites, and on every page while demo mode is on, and reads the page only to find what to cover; nothing leaves your device. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.6.0 • Live blur: cover private text, an element, an area or the whole page while you work, or let it find emails, phone numbers, cards and keys; keep blurs for a page or a site, and hold Ctrl+Alt to peek • Demo mode covers every page until you turn it off, and can be paused on one site or one tab • Clean up page leaves ads, cookie banners and chat bubbles out of your captures • Coding agents can cover private details and ask for cleaned-up captures; Send to agent tells you when no agent is connected WHAT'S NEW IN 1.5.0 • Save the frame a video is showing at the video's own resolution: a 4K video gives a 4K image. Choose Video in ScrollSnapshot, or press Alt+Shift+S • A burst of five frames around the moment, ⅛ to 1 second apart; pick one on the result page to crop or edit it, or Save all • Include subtitles: the video's captions go into the frame • Video frames file into a folder per platform, on disk and in History, with a Video filter • An optional capture button on videos, with burst and subtitles set per site; off until you turn it on • Alt+Shift+S captures a video frame on new installs; Slices no longer has a default shortcut WHAT'S NEW IN 1.4.0 • ScrollSnapshot now speaks German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese, following your Chrome language everywhere • A clearer name in the Chrome Web Store: ScrollSnapshot – Full Page Screenshot & Screen Capture WHAT'S NEW IN 1.3.0 • Draw on a region before you capture it: pen, arrows, boxes, highlights, text, steps and emoji in a toolbar beside the area; pick a mark up to move or delete it, then Capture, or Capture & edit to finish in the editor • Emoji in the editor: pick a common one or paste any other, then move, resize or turn it • Text for every capture, as plain text or Markdown, with a preview and .md and .txt downloads; each slice in a ZIP carries its own • Save a whole page as Markdown from the popup, or copy any text you select as Markdown with an optional bar • Add a short note to a region; it leads the capture's text • Connect your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client), and send it marked-up captures with a note • Fixes: a region no longer picks up a pinned navbar from elsewhere on the page, text leaves out navbars and footers, and Markdown holds up on documentation, wiki and blog pages Privacy policy: https://syedzubair23.github.io/scrollsnapshot-site/privacy/ Product guides and support: https://syedzubair23.github.io/scrollsnapshot-site/ Built by Syed Zubair. 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