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One click saves a screenshot of the whole page, top to bottom, as a PNG in your downloads folder. One button in your toolbar. Click it and a PNG of the whole page, top to bottom, lands in your downloads folder. No editor tab, no save dialog. • The entire page, not just the part on screen. It scrolls down, captures each screenful and stitches them into one tall image. • Retina sharp, at your screen's real pixel density. • Sticky and fixed headers show once, at the top, instead of down the page every screenful. • Pages that scroll inside a panel get the panel's full contents. • Lazy-loaded images are waited for, so you get the photos instead of grey boxes. • Very long pages are cut into numbered parts, because Chrome can't make an image past about 16,000 pixels tall. • Your page is left exactly as you had it: same scroll position, same styles. • A progress badge on the button while it works, and a red ! with the reason if something goes wrong. No tracking, no accounts, nothing sent anywhere. It only touches the tab you click it in, and only when you click it.
Nov 2, 2026
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