Save Webpage as Image — PNG & JPEG

Export full page screenshots as high-quality PNG or JPEG images. Crystal-clear captures for any use case.

PNG for pixel-perfect quality

PNG format preserves every detail with lossless compression. Ideal for design references, documentation, and archiving.

JPEG for smaller file sizes

JPEG format produces smaller files, making it perfect for sharing via email, messaging, or uploading to web platforms.

High-Quality Image Export Options

PNG vs JPEG: Which Format Should You Choose?

Choosing between PNG and JPG screenshot quality comes down to your use case. PNG uses lossless compression, meaning every pixel is preserved exactly — ideal for design mockups, UI references, text-heavy pages, and anywhere sharpness matters. JPEG uses lossy compression to produce much smaller files, making it the better choice for sharing screenshots via email, chat, or social media where file size matters more than pixel-perfect accuracy.

High Resolution and Retina Display Screenshots

Full Page Capture exports screenshots at your display's native resolution. On a 2x Retina display, that means your high resolution screenshot export is captured at double the standard pixel density — resulting in ultra-sharp images that look crisp on any screen. Whether you need a 2x Retina screenshot for a presentation or a standard-resolution capture for quick sharing, the extension adapts to your hardware automatically.

Save Any Webpage as a Single Image

Need to save an entire website page as a single image file? Full Page Capture scrolls the full length of the page and stitches every section into one continuous PNG or JPEG image. No cropping, no pagination — just the complete page in a single file. This webpage to image converter works in Chrome with any page, no matter how long, making it perfect for capturing landing pages, dashboards, articles, and design inspiration.