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Capture screen regions and export as PDF Capture screen regions with F8/F9 and export multiple screenshots as a single PDF. Perfect for documentation and tutorials. Detailed Description: SnapSeq - Sequential Screenshot Capture & PDF Export Capture specific regions of any webpage and combine them into a single PDF document. Ideal for creating documentation, tutorials, or archiving web content. FEATURES: • Select any region of the screen to capture • Take multiple sequential screenshots with one click • Export all captures to a single PDF file • Lightweight JPEG compression for smaller file sizes • Works on any webpage HOW TO USE: 1. Press F8 or click the extension icon → "Select Area" to enter selection mode 2. Drag to select the region you want to capture 3. Press Esc to close selection mode (your region is saved) 4. Press F9 or click "Capture" to take screenshots (repeat as needed) 5. Press F10 or click "Create PDF" to export all screenshots as a PDF KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS: • F8 - Enter/exit selection mode • F9 - Capture screenshot • F10 - Export to PDF • Esc - Cancel selection mode The selected region is remembered, so you can capture the same area multiple times - perfect for recording changes or creating step-by-step guides. PERMISSIONS: • activeTab - To capture the visible tab • downloads - To save screenshots and PDF files
Dec 26, 2025
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