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Capture DOM elements or full pages as PNG or PDF Capture any DOM element or entire web pages as high-quality PNG or PDF files directly from Chrome. DOM Capture is a lightweight and powerful Chrome extension built for developers, designers, QA engineers, technical writers, and productivity-focused users who need accurate webpage screenshots. ✅ Element Picker Hover over any element on a webpage and capture only the selected area. ✅ CSS / XPath Selector Support Capture specific elements using CSS selectors or XPath expressions. ✅ Viewport Capture Take screenshots of the currently visible browser area. ✅ Full Page Capture Automatically scroll and stitch the page to capture the entire webpage. ✅ PNG / PDF Export Save captures as PNG images or PDF documents. ✅ Clipboard Copy Copy captured images directly to your clipboard for quick sharing. Perfect For - UI/UX reviews - Bug reporting - Web development workflows - Technical documentation - Full-page webpage archiving - QA and testing tasks - Sharing webpage snippets quickly How to Use 1. Click the DOM Capture extension icon 2. Choose a capture mode: - Pick Element - Selector Capture - Viewport Capture - Full Page Capture 3. Save as PNG or PDF, or copy directly to clipboard Why DOM Capture? DOM Capture helps you capture exactly what you need — quickly, accurately, and without unnecessary editing. Simple, fast, and developer-friendly.
May 26, 2026
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