Screenshot exactly the part of a webpage you need.
Take a selected-area screenshot in Chrome by dragging around the exact part of a webpage you want, then save it privately as a PNG.
How it works
- Open a normal webpage and click the PixSnap toolbar icon.
- Choose Selected Area, then drag around the content you want.
- Release the pointer and PixSnap crops and saves that region as a PNG.
Useful for everyday Chrome work
- Clip a chart, receipt line, product detail, comment, or error message.
- Create focused visual notes without opening a separate image editor.
- Remove surrounding navigation and page clutter before the file is saved.
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
Can I screenshot only part of a webpage?
Yes. PixSnap adds a temporary selection overlay so you can drag around the precise region you want to save.
Does selected-area capture work with browser zoom?
Yes. PixSnap accounts for the relationship between the visible page and the captured image so the saved PNG stays aligned at different Chrome zoom levels.
Is the selected screenshot uploaded?
No. The visible tab is cropped locally inside the extension and the PNG saves directly to your device.
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.