Capture a web page as evidence: screenshot with URL, UTC timestamp and SHA-256 integrity hash, saved as a court-ready PDF.
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updated 10 Sep 2026
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About Web Evidence Capture for Court
Turn a web page into a defensible exhibit in one click.
Ordinary screenshots are easy to challenge: no timestamp, no source URL, no way to prove the file wasn't altered. Web Evidence Capture packages everything a screenshot is missing:
- Full-quality screenshot of the visible page
- Source URL and page title, recorded at capture time
- Capture timestamp in UTC
- SHA-256 integrity hash of the embedded image — any change to the file breaks the hash
- Single-page PDF formatted as an exhibit, ready to file or attach
How it works:
1. Open the page you need to preserve
2. Click the extension icon → "Capture this page as evidence"
3. Save the PDF exhibit
Everything happens locally in your browser. No account, no cloud, no data leaves your machine.
Built for family law attorneys, litigation paralegals, insurance investigators, HR teams and landlords who need to preserve social media posts, marketplace listings, defamatory reviews or any web content before it disappears.
Verification: extract the embedded JPEG from the PDF and recompute its SHA-256 — it must match the hash printed on the exhibit.
Note: this tool preserves content and integrity metadata. Admissibility of any exhibit is always determined by the court; consult counsel on the rules of evidence in your jurisdiction.