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Headers included no matter where your sheet range is located — no scrolling back to grab them separately. Select any range in Google Sheets and get a clean image — with the header row automatically included, no matter where your selection is. Ever scrolled through a spreadsheet, selected some data to share, and realized the column headers were long gone off-screen? This extension solves exactly that: select any range, click the toolbar button, and get a properly formatted image copied straight to your clipboard — ready to paste into Slack, email, a doc, or anywhere else — with row 1 automatically attached above your data, even if your selection is hundreds of rows away from it. How it works: Select a range of cells in Google Sheets Click the extension icon in your toolbar The image is copied to your clipboard, header included — paste it wherever you need it Why it's different: Most range-to-image tools only capture exactly what's currently visible on screen — if your headers have scrolled out of view, they're simply left out. This extension fetches the actual header row directly, so you never have to scroll back up, manually recreate labels, or explain what a column of numbers means without context. Privacy: All processing happens locally in your browser. Your spreadsheet data is never sent to any server other than Google's own Sheets API, using your own account's authorization. No analytics, no tracking, no data collection of any kind.
Aug 5, 2026
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