SnapDock: Screenshot & PDF to Drive nga Himanshu Ramavat

Most screenshot tools make you choose: fast but low quality, or good but a
five-step download-then-re-upload dance. SnapDock does neither. Capture,
pick your format, and the file lands where you actually want it.

It works the second you install it. Saving to your device needs no account,
no sign-in, and no setup at all.

WHAT YOU GET

• Three ways to capture: the visible area, a region you drag, or an entire
  scrolling page.
• Full-page capture that behaves: it scrolls, stitches the sections into one
  clean image, keeps sticky headers from repeating down the page, waits for
  lazy-loaded images, and puts your scroll position back afterwards.
• Real PDFs: A4, A3, Letter, Legal, fit-to-image or a custom size, with
  orientation, margins and scale. A long page is split neatly across pages
  instead of squeezed onto one.
• Image formats that respect quality: PNG, JPEG and WebP, with your own
  quality and resolution. Defaults are lossless, so screenshots of text stay
  sharp.
• Save to your device, to Google Drive, or to both at once.
• Filename templates: build names from {date}, {time}, {domain}, {title} and
  more, with a live preview as you type.
• Presets: save a whole setup and run it later with one click. Bug report and
  Documentation presets are included to start with.
• Keyboard shortcuts for the visible area, the full page, and region select,
  without opening the popup.
• Optional preview step, so you can check a capture before it goes anywhere.

WHEN ONE DESTINATION FAILS

Saving to two places can partly succeed. If your Drive upload fails, SnapDock
tells you the file is already safe on your device and offers a retry for just
the part that failed. It will not claim success it did not have.

GOOGLE DRIVE IS OPTIONAL

If you never connect Drive, no Google service is ever contacted and no
permission is ever requested. If you do connect it, SnapDock asks for a single
narrow permission (drive.file), which covers only the files and folders it
creates for you. Your existing Drive files stay invisible to it.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking.
• No server. There is nothing to send your captures to.
• With the default local destination, captures never leave your computer.
• Open source under the MIT licence:
  https://github.com/himanshuramavat/snap-dock

NOTE

SnapDock is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or
sponsored by Google. Chrome cannot capture its own internal pages (such as
chrome://settings or the Web Store), which is a browser restriction rather
than a SnapDock limitation. SnapDock works on Windows, macOS, and Linux with
all major browsers.