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Capture multiple website screenshots automatically with custom options and save in various formats. Multiple Screenshots is a powerful Chrome extension designed to make capturing webpage screenshots simple, fast, and efficient. Whether you're a professional researcher, web designer, QA tester, content creator, or marketer, this tool automates the process of taking screenshots from multiple URLs — saving you valuable time and effort. Why Choose Multiple Screenshots? Say goodbye to manual screenshot-taking! With Multiple Screenshots, you can capture high-quality full-page or element-based screenshots from multiple websites in just a few clicks. Simply paste your list of URLs, and let the extension handle everything — from opening webpages to saving organized screenshots tailored to your workflow. Key Features - Automatic Screenshot Capture: Input a list of URLs, and the extension will open each webpage, capture a screenshot, and save it automatically. - Customizable Delays: Ensure all dynamic elements (ads, images, JavaScript) load properly before screenshots are taken. - Flexible File Naming: Use custom names, domain names, or full URLs as filenames. - Multiple Formats: Save screenshots in JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF formats. - Full-Page Screenshots: Capture the entire length of a webpage, not just the visible area. - Fullscreen Mode: Capture in Chrome’s fullscreen (F11) for distraction-free visuals. - CSV File Generation: Automatically generate a CSV mapping URLs to filenames for easy analysis. - Optional Path Column: Include full file paths in CSV for better file organization. - URL & Timestamp Overlay: Add the page URL and timestamp directly on the image. - Clip Screenshots to XPath: Precisely crop to any element on the page using XPath. - XPath Picker Tool: Visually select and save elements for future automated cropping. - Highlight Elements by XPath: Automatically scroll to and frame an element with a red box in your screenshot. - Window Mode: Run the extension in a dedicated standalone window — keeps the process stable and avoids popup interruptions. - Auto Capture (Scheduled Screenshots): Let the extension periodically re-open URLs and take fresh screenshots at intervals (minutes to hours). Perfect for monitoring website changes, SEO audits, or compliance checks. - API Upload: Instead of saving locally, send screenshots directly to your custom API endpoint (JSON base64 or multipart/form-data). Ideal for integration with monitoring servers or data pipelines. Who Is This Tool For? - Marketers & SEO Specialists: Monitor competitors’ websites, ad campaigns, and landing pages. - Developers & Designers: Test layouts, track UI regressions, and document visual changes. - Researchers & Analysts: Collect visual evidence across multiple sources quickly. - Content Creators: Save visuals for tutorials, blogs, and documentation. - QA Teams: Automate test evidence collection from staging/production environments. How It Works? 1. Run Multiple Screenshots in popup mode or window mode 2. Paste your list of URLs into the extension. 2. Choose settings: delay, format (PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF), filenames (custom/domain/URL), overlays, base path, XPath cropping, element highlighting, or API upload. 3. Let Multiple Screenshots do the rest. Get Started Today! Simplify your workflow and save hours of manual effort with Multiple Screenshots — the ultimate Chrome extension for bulk webpage screenshot capturing and monitoring. 📧 Have questions or suggestions? Contact us: kontakt@wentago.pl ☕ Love this extension? Support development: [buymeacoffee.com/skolmowski](https://buymeacoffee.com/skolmowski) 🔗 GitHub: [Multiple_Screenshots](https://github.com/McLowin/Multiple_Screenshots)
Oct 13, 2025
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