Use case — Researchers
Keep a visual record of the source.
Save an article, table, or long reference page as it appeared when you read it, with room to add notes before exporting.
What gets in the way
- Sources changing between reading and writing
- Important context below the first screen
- Research notes scattered across cropped images
The workflow
01
Open the source
Expand the relevant content and let the page finish loading before capturing.
02
Mark the useful detail
Add a note or arrow to the passage or table you want to revisit.
03
File with context
Export a PDF with page information, or a PNG for your notes. Keep your citation details alongside the screenshot.
PDF with source title and URL
Full-page visual references
Local screenshot library
Shortcut: Alt + Shift + P · every feature free
Other workflows
Web developers
Attach the whole page to the bug, not a cropped guess.
Designers
Send the full screen for review, exactly as it renders.
QA teams
Regression evidence in one keystroke.
Marketers
Archive competitor pages and campaign landings.
Content creators
Build a reference library with the full picture.
E-commerce teams
Keep product pages in context.
Stop cropping your work
to fit a viewport.
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