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The modern full-page screenshot

A screenshot that keeps the page working: text you can select and search, links that still click, headings as bookmarks, and artwork that stays sharp at any zoom. From the toolbar, the command line or an AI agent.

  • Free
  • No account
  • Chrome and Edge, on desktop

A file that still works. A capture that scrolls the page and stitches the screenshots together gives you a file that looks right and is dead: no sentence to select, no Ctrl+F, mush past 100% zoom. This one lays the page out once at its true full height and asks Chrome to print it, so the preview you crop and the PDF you keep are the same layout.

Capture
the whole page

Click the toolbar button, or press Alt+Shift+P and Enter. The page is laid out at its full height, the clutter is hidden and put back after, and the editor opens on the result.

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FeaturesFull-page captureAds and banners hiddenA4 and Letter widthsSeveral tabs in one fileOpen a PDF or picture

Crop
and mark up

Drag a frame and the file lands exactly on it. Draw arrows, highlights and text. Under a redaction the words are removed from the file, not covered.

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FeaturesExact cropArrows and highlightsRedact and blurSensitive text finderStamp and frame

Export
a file that works

A PDF whose text is still text, with its links, bookmarks and language. A lossless PNG or a smaller JPEG. Or the crop’s text as Markdown or Word, with its headings, lists and tables.

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FeaturesPDFPDF/A-2bPNGJPEGMarkdownWordCitation data

Automate
from a script or an agent

Two packages on npm drive the same capture as the extension, through the Chrome you are already signed in to, so a page behind a login is a page you are logged into. Set the machine up once with one command, press Connect in the browser, and neither asks again.

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Command line

@page-scanner/cli captures a page from a script and writes the PDF where you point it. It also holds the daemon the browser talks to.

Terminal
npx @page-scanner/cli scan --url https://example.com --out ./page.pdf

Command-line documentation

Model Context Protocol

@page-scanner/mcp is a stdio server with nine tools, among them install, list_tabs and scan_page. It reaches the browser through a helper on the same computer and nowhere else.

Terminal
claude mcp add page-scanner -- npx -y @page-scanner/mcp

MCP documentation

FeaturesCommand lineMCP serverAgent skillObsidian pluginRaycast extension

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