Screenshot Crawler di Screenshot Crawler

Screenshot Crawler captures content that ordinary full-page tools can leave behind: scrolling tables, sidebars, dashboards, chat panels, admin consoles and other areas that scroll independently inside a page.

A page may show 12 rows while 200 more sit behind a panel scrollbar. Screenshot Crawler opens those panels to full length before stitching the result.

Prove it on a difficult page

Open the public two-panel test at https://www.screenshotcrawler.com/test. Its columns are labelled A001 to A200 and B001 to B200, so an incomplete result is visible and countable. Run the same test with any tool before relying on ours.

Six capture modes, all free

• Full page including scrolling panels: capture the outer page and every detected scrolling panel in one result
• Single panel: choose one scrolling area and capture all of it
• All panels: save every detected scrolling area separately
• Full scrolling page: capture the document from top to bottom without expanding inner panels
• Visible window: capture exactly what is on screen
• Selected region: draw a box around the area you need

Sticky and fixed elements are settled during capture so they appear once instead of repeating down a long result.

Clean the page before capture

Hide individual page elements, or use Keep Article to remove navigation, sidebars, mastheads and other clutter. Reload the page to restore everything.

Finish the evidence locally

Crop, add arrows, boxes and text, or permanently replace sensitive pixels before export. Use pixel rulers, draggable guides and the colour picker to inspect the result. Save PNG, JPEG, WebP or AVIF where supported, or create a lossless raster PDF.

Experimental vector print-to-PDF opens every scrolling panel, then hands the page to Firefox’s PDF printer. Text remains selectable and the site’s print styling is preserved where available.

Selected-region text extraction first uses page text collected with the capture. Where that is unavailable, bundled English OCR runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded and no language pack is downloaded.

Record the current tab to WebM. Optional auto-scroll can drive the page or one selected panel. Free records up to 10 seconds with a watermark; Pro records up to two minutes without one.

Private by architecture

No Screenshot Crawler account, analytics, telemetry or error-reporting service. The extension makes no network requests of its own. Captures and extracted content are processed in Firefox and written to your machine. Firefox may check for add-on updates, and the website contacts Paddle only after you choose to buy Pro.

Free first. Pro for repeat work.

Every capture mode works at full length on Free. Free includes page cleanup, crop, annotation, permanent redaction, image and raster-PDF export, rulers and guides. Free stills include a thin credit line that Crop can remove; free recording is limited to 10 seconds with a watermark.

Pro is US$19 once for one named person on that person’s machines. It removes the credit line and adds batch capture, searchable PDF, local text extraction, saved comparison baselines, presets, guide templates, export/import and recording up to two minutes without a watermark. There is no subscription, account or automatic renewal.

Full feature and licence comparison: https://www.screenshotcrawler.com/pricing