Page Capture for Notion

Notion pages don't print well. The layout is built from nested scroll containers, so Chrome's own print cuts content off at the side, and images you haven't scrolled past aren't in the page at all. This extension doesn't print Notion. It reads the page, rebuilds it as a clean document, and prints that — one click, one PDF in your downloads folder. What it does: • Opens collapsed toggles and scrolls the whole page first, so nothing is missing • Embeds every image in the PDF, so it still works when Notion's image links expire • Keeps headings, lists, checked to-dos, callouts, quotes, code and tables • Breaks pages sensibly: figures, table rows and callouts aren't split, table headers repeat, long URLs wrap instead of running off the sheet • Turns wide tables sideways onto their own page, cut to the height of the table • A4, Letter, Legal or A3 — defaults to whatever your region uses Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The page is read, the PDF is built, and it lands in your downloads folder. There is no account, no server and no tracking. Note: while a capture runs, Chrome shows a "started debugging this browser" banner. That is this extension reading the page's images and generating the PDF; it disappears when the capture finishes. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Notion Labs, Inc.