Snapnatic

One click. The whole page. Nothing else.

Full-page screenshots for Chrome. Click the icon and the entire page, top to bottom, is saved as one image in your downloads folder. No popup, no editor, no account, no upload.

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How it works

Click the icon

Or press Alt+Shift+S. Nothing to set up first.

Snapnatic scrolls and captures

The page is captured frame by frame and stitched together pixel-perfectly, at the full resolution of your display.

The image is on your disk

One file lands in your downloads folder. The badge counts the frames while it works.

What you get

The whole page in one image

From the very top to the very bottom, at the full resolution of your display. Retina and HiDPI included.

PNG or JPG

PNG is lossless and the default. Switch to JPG with adjustable quality when file size matters more than perfection.

Your folder

Save into Chrome's download folder, into a subfolder of it, or get asked where to save every single time.

Your file names

Names come from a pattern with placeholders like {slug}, {title} and {timestamp}. Always safe on every operating system.

The annoying bits, handled

Sticky headers, cookie banners, fixed backgrounds, lazy-loaded images, scrollbars and apps that scroll inside a container.

Never fails on huge pages

Pages taller than the browser's canvas limit are saved in numbered parts instead of erroring out.

Privacy first

Snapnatic never talks to the internet. Not once. No tracking, no analytics, no accounts, no upload, no remote code. Its content security policy sets connect-src 'none', so the browser itself blocks any request the extension could ever try to make.

Zero dependencies, nothing to hijack

No package.json, no node_modules, no build step, no framework, no icon font. What you see in the repository is, byte for byte, what runs in your browser. About 1,300 lines of plain JavaScript you can read in an afternoon.

Install

Chrome Web Store

The easy way. One click, automatic updates.

Add to Chrome

Load it yourself

Works in any Chromium browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera.

  1. Download or clone the repository.
  2. Open chrome://extensions.
  3. Turn on Developer mode.
  4. Click Load unpacked and select the folder.
  5. Pin the icon to your toolbar.

Chrome does not allow screenshots of its own pages, the Web Store or other extensions. Everything else works.