SnapFlow - Full Page Screenshot & Web Capture

Capture exactly what you need without breaking your browsing flow. SnapFlow is a lightweight screenshot extension for Chrome. Save an entire webpage, the current browser viewport, or a selected area, then manage every capture from a clean local history. THREE WAYS TO CAPTURE • Full Page Screenshot Automatically scroll and stitch a long webpage into one image. SnapFlow keeps the current viewport width and restores the original page position when the capture is complete. • Visible Area Screenshot Capture the browser view you see right now without scrolling or changing the page position. • Selected Area Screenshot Drag to select a precise region inside the current viewport. See the selection dimensions, confirm with one click, or press Esc to cancel. LOCAL SCREENSHOT HISTORY Every successful capture is saved with its page title, URL, and capture time. Open History to: • Preview screenshots • Copy images to the clipboard • Download PNG files • Delete captures you no longer need • Load older screenshots when required BUILT FOR A SIMPLE WORKFLOW SnapFlow closes the popup after a capture starts and shows a clear confirmation when the image is ready. You can continue browsing or open History directly from the completion message. LOCAL BY DESIGN Your screenshots and page details are stored on your device. SnapFlow V1 does not require an account, does not use cloud sync, and does not upload captures to a SnapFlow server. ANONYMOUS ANALYTICS Anonymous analytics is enabled by default. SnapFlow sends allowlisted feature events to Mixpanel to improve the extension. Events never include screenshots, URLs, domains, page titles, or webpage content. You can turn analytics off at any time in Settings. USE SNAPFLOW FOR • Saving articles and research material • Capturing product and competitor pages • Recording bugs and UI issues • Keeping design references • Saving receipts, confirmations, and learning resources SnapFlow supports English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese. Note: Chrome does not allow extensions to capture or inject scripts into certain restricted pages, including Chrome internal pages and the Chrome Web Store.