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Description
One click captures an ordinary scrolling webpage as one local PNG. One click. The whole page. Pageprint captures an ordinary scrolling webpage as one PNG, downloads it to your computer, and returns the page to where you started. Capture, stitching, and image encoding happen locally in Chrome. WHAT PAGEPRINT DOES - Captures the current user-selected webpage after a toolbar click or Alt+Shift+S. - Walks down ordinary vertically scrolling pages and joins the visible sections into one image. - Shows fixed and sticky edge elements once instead of repeating them throughout the result. - Downloads the completed PNG directly through Chrome. - Lets you cancel with Escape or a second toolbar click. - Saves a clearly named best attempt when a page reaches a bounded compatibility limit; failed, cancelled, and best-attempt captures do not use the free count. LOCAL BY DESIGN Pageprint does not upload screenshots or page content. It has no capture cloud, Pageprint account, analytics, telemetry, advertising, or remote code. Page content, intermediate viewport images, stitching, and the final PNG remain in your browser and on your computer. HONEST BOUNDARIES Pageprint is designed for articles, documentation, product pages, forums, long references, image-heavy pages, and other ordinary vertical documents. Infinite feeds, virtualized or nested-scroll apps, video, WebGL, complex parallax, and rapidly changing pages may be incomplete or produce a labeled best attempt. Chrome-internal pages and the Chrome Web Store cannot be captured. PRICING The first 25 successful captures are free. Continuing after that requires a $4.99 one-time Pageprint unlock through Lemon Squeezy. The unlock enables unlimited captures and has no subscription. Payment and card details are handled by Lemon Squeezy; Pageprint never receives them. The extension connects to Lemon Squeezy only when the user chooses to activate, check, or deactivate a license. Those requests contain the license key and an installation identifier—not page URLs, screenshots, captured content, or browsing history.