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Capture YouTube video frames and export them as a PDF YouTube Screenshots to PDF is a lightweight, intuitive, and powerful Chrome extension that lets you capture screenshots from YouTube videos and instantly export them into a clean, organized PDF. Whether you're studying, creating tutorials, documenting content, or saving visual references, this extension makes it effortless. Key Features: - Capture Video Frames Instantly: Take screenshots directly from any YouTube video with one click. - Grouped by Video Automatically: Screenshots are grouped by video, making it easy to manage multiple sessions. - Quick Screenshot Preview in Popup: View saved screenshots for the current video directly from the extension popup. - Saved Captures Library: Open a dedicated Saved Captures page to review all videos that have saved screenshots. - Export to PDF: Generate a PDF with your screenshots arranged in order which is perfect for notes, guides, presentations, or archiving. - Reorder Before Exporting: Drag screenshots into the exact sequence you want before generating your PDF. - Full Control Over Captures: Delete individual screenshots, remove an entire video’s captures, or clear everything at once. - Local-Only Storage: All screenshots and settings are stored locally in your browser using Chrome extension storage. - Privacy First: Nothing is uploaded, tracked, or shared.
May 5, 2026
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