Capture an entire scrolling webpage in Chrome.
Capture a complete scrolling webpage as one private PNG with PixSnap, a focused full-page screenshot extension for Chrome.
How it works
- Open the webpage you want to save and click the PixSnap toolbar icon.
- Choose Full Page and leave the tab active while PixSnap scrolls through it.
- PixSnap stitches the sections, restores your scroll position, and saves one PNG.
Useful for everyday Chrome work
- Save long articles, receipts, confirmations, and research pages.
- Capture QA evidence, bug reports, and complete product pages.
- Archive a webpage as one image instead of a stack of overlapping screenshots.
Private, local screenshot processing
PixSnap captures, crops, stitches, and creates the PNG inside the Chrome extension. Screenshot pixels are not uploaded to the PixSnap website. Files save directly to your Downloads/PixSnap folder.
Questions
How does PixSnap capture a scrolling webpage?
PixSnap scrolls the active page in sections, captures each visible section, and stitches them into one PNG before restoring your original scroll position.
Does a full-page screenshot leave my browser?
No. Page capture, stitching, optional Smart Crop, and PNG creation happen locally in the Chrome extension.
Why can’t Chrome extensions capture some pages?
Chrome blocks extensions from capturing protected browser pages such as chrome:// settings and the Chrome Web Store. PixSnap explains the restriction and works on normal webpages.
Choose the right capture mode
Need a different result? Read about full-page screenshots, selected-area screenshots, or compare all features on the PixSnap pricing page.