Capture What Matters.

A full-page screenshot is one image of an entire web page — from the top all the way down to the bottom — instead of just the part that fits on your screen. It is what you want when the thing you are documenting is longer than one screen: an article, a changelog, a long form, a whole dashboard.

Install SnapPage, open the page you want to keep, then click the SnapPage icon to open the in-page panel. Click "Capture full page now" in that panel — or press Ctrl+Shift+Y (Cmd+Shift+Y on Mac) to capture without opening it. SnapPage scrolls the page for you, takes one capture per screen and stitches them into a single image; you never have to scroll and screenshot by hand. Very long pages are split into parts so the result stays usable.

Yes, and you do it before the capture rather than after: click the ad, cookie banner, newsletter popup or sticky bar you want gone, and SnapPage leaves it out of the image. On Pro those choices are remembered for that site, so the next capture there is already clean without repeating the work.

No. Captures are assembled on your own device and stored locally; they are never sent to us. The extension does contact our server to check a Pro subscription — that is why we say your screenshots stay on your device rather than claiming nothing ever touches the network.

Yes. The free plan covers unlimited full-page captures, Hide & Keep for the current capture, all four export formats (PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF), local history and no watermark. Pro adds remembered per-site rules, the editor and annotations, 2× export, a custom watermark and tidy page breaks on very long pages — and it starts with a 7-day free trial.

Pro is verified from a signed credential stored in your browser, so the extension can check it without contacting a server. It stays valid for a 14-day grace period between check-ins, so a network problem or a server outage will not lock you out of a paid feature.

Sign in with the same account and Pro may sync over automatically. You can sign in with Google, a Microsoft account, or a one-time email code. If Pro does not appear, sign in with the email you used when buying — open the extension's Settings and click "Sign in to activate". That also works on another computer or after reinstalling your browser.

Cannot sign in either? Email our support from the address you used at checkout, and include the Creem transaction ID from your receipt. We will verify it and restore Pro for you. We deliberately do not offer an automatic lookup by transaction ID — that ID is printed on receipts and invoices, so it cannot be treated as a secret.

Pro follows your account, not a device. Sign in once in each browser you capture with — Chrome and Edge count as two browsers, so each needs its own sign-in. There is no limit on how many devices you use; if you stop using one, sign out and unbind it from the extension settings on that browser itself.

Every new Pro subscription starts with a 7-day free trial, and nothing is charged while it runs. Cancel before it ends and your card is never charged; keep it and the first yearly payment is taken when the trial ends, then once a year after that.

You can cancel at any time from the Creem Customer Portal linked in your receipt email, or from the extension's Settings → Pro → Manage or cancel subscription. If you are only trying SnapPage out, set your own reminder — whether you receive a trial-ending notice is up to Creem, our payment provider, so a 7-day trial can end without warning.

The 14-day refund promise (see our refund policy) runs from the day of your first payment — which is the day your free trial ends. So from the moment you subscribe you are covered for 21 days in total: 7 days to cancel free of charge, then 14 days after the first charge to request a refund.

See the refund policy. Purchases are handled by our payment provider, who also issues refunds and invoices.

In the EU/EEA you can withdraw from this purchase within 14 days of payment, without giving a reason — use the Creem Customer Portal linked in your receipt email and follow the withdrawal options it offers. SnapPage is the seller here; Creem is our Merchant of Record and handles the money. One point the law requires us to state: SnapPage is digital content you download and start using straight away, so if you expressly ask us to begin delivery immediately and acknowledge that you lose the withdrawal right, that right ends when delivery starts.

Outside the EU/EEA we voluntarily refund any purchase within 14 days of your first payment, no reason needed. Refund requests go to Creem, our merchant of record — see the refund policy for where to find its policy. This 14-day promise is in addition to, never instead of, any right you have under your local consumer law, and your statutory withdrawal period may be longer.

Saved hide and keep choices are tied to the page structure as it was when you clicked — the specific element you picked. If the site is redesigned (layout, class names, or DOM structure changes), a previously saved cleanup may stop working or apply to the wrong element. We do not guarantee compatibility after such a redesign. If a capture looks wrong after a site update, just re-hide or re-keep the element manually.