Pageful

Pageful saves almost any webpage as a complete full-page PNG and a real PDF, in one click - and everything stays on your computer. Unlike normal "Save as PDF" or stitch-based screenshot extensions, it captures the whole page, not just the visible part, and it handles the hard cases: long scrolling pages, inner scroll boxes, and content that loads as you scroll. How it works: - Capture any page three ways: the toolbar button, a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+1 for PDF, Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+2 for PNG), or right-click - "Capture full page as PDF / PNG." - It scrolls the page and every inner scroll area so lazy content loads. - It renders a true full-page screenshot (PNG) and a real PDF with selectable text and clickable links. - Files save to your Downloads, named from the page title. In Settings you can choose a custom sub-folder or have it ask where to save each time. - Or pick "Capture & annotate" to crop and draw on the capture in a built-in local editor, then save a PNG or copy it. The editor runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Private by design: - Everything runs locally in your browser. No account, no sign-in, no servers, no cloud. - It collects no data and sends nothing anywhere - the opposite of capture tools that upload your screenshots to their servers. - It acts only on the tab you choose, only when you ask. It does not run in the background or read your other sites. - Your settings (save folder, preferences) stay on your device. Good for: saving documentation, archiving long articles and threads, keeping records of pages that change, and capturing dashboards or course pages that ordinary screenshots cut off. Note: when you save a PDF, Chrome shows a short "started debugging this browser" banner. That is normal and required to reach Chrome's print-to-PDF rendering, and it closes by itself when the capture finishes. (Saving a PNG does not show it.)