SnapPage is our dedicated full-page capture extension for Chrome. It scrolls the page, stitches the viewport frames into one tall image, and hands it to you — without a single pixel leaving your machine. The Chrome Web Store review passed on October 12, 2026; current version is 0.1.2. This post is the official announcement.
What SnapPage does
One click captures the entire scrollable page — long articles, conversation threads, documentation, landing pages, receipts. The stitching runs locally in the extension's service worker; no server renders anything on your behalf. After capture you get an annotation toolbar: arrows, rectangles, text labels, and a freehand brush, all processed on-device.
Export options: PNG, JPEG, or PDF — generated locally using the browser's built-in PDF APIs, not a remote conversion service. You can also copy directly to clipboard.
Zero upload, zero account, zero telemetry
The architecture is identical in philosophy to SnapLocal: there is
no upload code path. Not disabled by default — none exists.
The extension declares no host_permissions beyond the
active tab needed for capture, makes zero network requests at
runtime, and stores everything in chrome.storage.local.
No account is required. No email. No login wall. You install it and it works — including in airplane mode, because nothing needs to phone home. We wrote about this philosophy in depth in our privacy-first screenshot tools roundup.
Free tier and Pro
Free: 3 full-page captures per day. Every feature is available — stitching, annotation, PNG/JPEG/PDF export, clipboard copy. The daily limit resets at midnight local time. For most people screenshotting the occasional long page, the free tier is enough.
Pro: a one-time $15 payment. Not per month, not per year. Fifteen dollars once and the daily limit is lifted permanently — unlimited full-page captures, forever. License verification uses the same offline ECDSA model as SnapLocal Pro: your key is validated on-device against a bundled public key, no activation server involved.
You can get Pro from Payhip — instant key delivery after checkout.
Where to find SnapPage
The extension is live on the Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/mbkahcnpkjibggeldgodlmokeddecmfk
Product page with full feature breakdown and pricing: cj.66buff.com/snappage/
SnapPage is also listed on two directory sites for discoverability:
The Snap family
For context: SnapLocal handles region and visible-area capture with annotation and true-mosaic redaction — the tool for quick, tight screenshots. SnapPage handles full-page scrolling capture — the tool for long documents and threads. Both share the same privacy architecture, the same offline licensing model, and the same one-time-payment philosophy. Neither will ever introduce a subscription.
We covered how SnapPage fits into the full-page capture landscape in our article on GoFullPage alternatives and our 5 methods for full-page screenshots in Chrome.
What's next
Version 0.1.2 is the shipping release. On the near-term roadmap: improved lazy-load detection for pages that defer images until scroll, configurable capture delay for slow-rendering SPAs, and a capture-history panel with thumbnail previews. All local, all free-tier compatible where it makes sense.
Verify it yourself
After installing, open chrome://extensions, find
SnapPage, and read its permissions. You'll see no
host_permissions beyond the active tab. Open
DevTools Network tab while using it — zero requests fire.
The architecture is the privacy policy, enforced by the
browser platform itself.