01 · Full page
Full Page Screenshot
Capture a scrolling webpage from top to bottom in one image.
Smart Screenshot & Web Capture
Capture any webpage, from a selected area to the full page.
Take a full page screenshot, capture the visible browser area, or select one region. SnapFlow saves each capture automatically to local screenshot history.
- No account
- Local-first
- Screenshots stay on your device
Three ways to capture
Capture exactly what you need
Choose the capture area that fits the webpage and the detail you want to save.
02 · Viewport
Visible Area
Capture what is currently visible in the browser viewport.
03 · Selection
Selected Area
Select and capture only the part of the webpage you need.
Built-in screenshot history
Every screenshot stays easy to find
SnapFlow saves each screenshot automatically, along with useful context from the webpage where it was captured.
Saved automatically
- Page title
- Source and domain context
- Capture time
From local history, you can
- Preview
- Copy
- Download
- Delete
Local-first by design
Your screenshots stay on your device
SnapFlow keeps screenshot content and history locally. Screenshot content is not uploaded to a SnapFlow cloud service.
No account required
Install SnapFlow and start capturing without creating an account or signing in.
Local screenshot history
Your captures and their history are stored on your device.
No screenshot cloud upload
SnapFlow does not upload your screenshot content to a SnapFlow cloud service.
Analytics stay optional
Optional anonymous analytics are off by default.
A focused workflow
From webpage to screenshot in seconds
Capture and revisit a webpage without adding an account or a separate cloud workflow.
- 1
Choose
Choose Full Page, Visible Area, or Selected Area.
- 2
Capture
SnapFlow captures the webpage and saves the screenshot automatically.
- 3
Revisit
Open local history to preview, copy, download, or delete the capture.
For everyday web capture
Useful wherever webpages matter
Keep a visual record of the webpages and details you need to revisit.
Save long webpages
Capture articles, guides, receipts, or reference pages in one image.
Capture bugs
Save the current state of a webpage together with its source context.
Archive research
Keep visual research material and the page it came from close together.
Save design references
Preserve useful webpage layouts and visual references for later review.
FAQ
Questions about SnapFlow
Clear answers about capture modes, local history, and browser support.
What is a full page screenshot?
A full page screenshot captures the scrollable webpage from top to bottom in a single image, not only the area currently visible.
Can SnapFlow capture a scrolling webpage?
Yes. Choose Full Page Screenshot to capture the scrollable webpage as one image. Results can vary on pages with unusual layouts or browser restrictions.
Can I capture only part of a webpage?
Yes. Selected Area lets you choose one part of the page, while Visible Area captures the current browser viewport.
Where are my screenshots stored?
SnapFlow stores screenshots and screenshot history locally on your device.
Does SnapFlow upload my screenshots?
No. SnapFlow does not upload your screenshot content to a SnapFlow cloud service.
Do I need an account?
No. SnapFlow does not require an account or sign-in.
Does SnapFlow work on Chrome and Edge?
Yes. SnapFlow is available for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge through their official extension stores.
Why can't SnapFlow capture some browser pages?
Browsers restrict extensions on certain internal pages, store pages, and other protected content. Those browser rules can prevent capture.
Ready when the webpage is
Capture your next webpage with SnapFlow
Choose Full Page, Visible Area, or Selected Area, then find the capture again in your local screenshot history.