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Save any web page as a full-page PDF or PNG. The PDF is built on your computer: nothing is ever uploaded. SnapFull captures the entire web page you are looking at, not just the visible part, and gives you the finished image in one click. WHAT IT DOES - Scrolls the page for you, takes the shots and stitches them into one image. - Removes repeated sticky headers and bottom cookie bars, so the finished capture reads like a document instead of a stack of screenshots. - Loads content that only appears while scrolling, so nothing comes out blank. - Puts the page back exactly as it was: same scroll position, nothing hidden. FREE, WITH NO LIMITS Full-page PNG export is free and unlimited. No account, no sign-up, no trial countdown, no watermark. SNAPFULL PRO - ONE-TIME PURCHASE A single payment unlocks, forever: - PDF export, split into clean A4 pages (or screen-sized pages, your choice) - JPG export with a quality slider, for smaller files - Copy the capture straight to the clipboard There is no subscription. You pay once and the features stay unlocked. The price is shown on the purchase page linked from the extension. PRIVACY SnapFull works entirely on your computer. Your screenshots are never uploaded anywhere: they are built in the browser and saved by you. The extension makes exactly one network request, and only if you buy PRO: validating your licence key with the payment provider. Nothing else leaves your machine. The last capture is kept locally so you can reload the result page, and is cleared when you restart the browser. PERMISSIONS, IN PLAIN WORDS SnapFull only reads the tab you are on when you click its icon. It cannot see your other tabs and it does not run in the background on any website. HOW TO USE IT 1. Open the page you want to capture. 2. Click the SnapFull icon (or press Alt+Shift+S). 3. Wait for the capture, then download PNG, or PDF/JPG with PRO. Works on regular web pages. Browser system pages (chrome://) and the Chrome Web Store cannot be captured: Chrome blocks every extension from doing that.
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