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Full Page
PageSnap scrolls, captures, and stitches the complete document into one high-resolution PNG—no manual assembly required.
Safari extension for macOS
PageSnap
Capture the whole page.
Keep it on your Mac.
Turn full webpages, visible browser areas, or precise selections into crisp PNGs—without uploading your screenshots or creating an account.
✓Nothing uploaded
✓No account
✓Retina PNG
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PageSnap
Capture this page
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Full PageCapture the entire webpage
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Visible AreaCapture what is visible
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Select AreaChoose part of the webpage
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Private by design — nothing is uploaded
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Capture modes
PNG
Lossless output
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Accounts needed
Local
On-device capture
Capture Your Way
One click. Exactly the screenshot you need.
Choose the whole webpage, the visible Safari window, or a precise area. PageSnap handles the rest.
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Visible Area
Capture the Safari viewport exactly as you see it, with an option to include or exclude the scrollbar.
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Select Area
Drag over the exact part you want, then press Enter to capture or Escape to cancel. Fast, focused, and precise.
Private by design
Your screenshot never needs to leave your Mac.
PageSnap captures, assembles, previews, and saves locally. There is no account, cloud processor, analytics SDK, or browsing-history collection inside the extension.
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Screenshot uploads
Capture data stays in extension and webpage memory on your Mac.
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Accounts or logins
Open Safari, click PageSnap, and capture. No registration required.
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Analytics trackers
PageSnap does not track usage or collect your browsing history.
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Focused permissions
Active tab, scripting, and local settings storage—only what capture needs.
Made For The Web
Small details make a better capture.
PageSnap handles the busy work around scrolling, image assembly, file naming, and previews so you can focus on what you wanted to save.
Retina-resolution output
Preserves Safari's real device-pixel scale for crisp, high-resolution PNGs.
Instant local viewer
Every completed capture opens in a clean local viewer for previewing and saving.
Smart page stitching
Handles partial tiles and common fixed or sticky elements while restoring your scroll position.
Adjustable capture delay
Give lazy-loaded content time to appear with no, 0.5, 1, or 2-second delays.
Safe filenames
Creates readable, timestamped filenames based on the webpage domain.
Friendly recovery
Clear guidance for restricted pages, layout changes, oversized captures, or interrupted saves.
Simple By Design
From webpage to PNG in three steps.
Open PageSnap
Visit a regular webpage and click PageSnap in the Safari toolbar.
Choose a mode
Capture the full page, the visible area, or drag over a precise selection.
Preview and save
Your local viewer opens the completed PNG, ready to save on your Mac.
Good To Know
PageSnap questions, answered.
Requirements
macOS with Safari 18.1 or later
PageSnap works on regular HTTP and HTTPS webpages where Safari allows extension access.
Where are my screenshots stored?
Capture processing stays on your Mac. When you save a PNG, Safari writes it to the download location you have chosen.
Does PageSnap work on every Safari page?
It works on normal websites. Safari start pages, Settings, extension pages, local files, and other protected browser pages cannot be captured.
Does PageSnap collect browsing history?
No. PageSnap does not collect or store browsing history, use analytics, or request persistent access to every website.
Which image formats are supported?
PageSnap currently saves lossless PNG images, including Retina-resolution output when available from Safari.
The page you want. One clean PNG.
PageSnap makes webpage capture feel native, focused, and private on your Mac.