The Bulk Capture Tool That Also Scrapes Text for LLMs.
Bulk Website Screenshot
How many clicks does it take to screenshot 50 web pages? With a regular extension: 50 tabs opened. 50 scroll-to-bottom waits. 50 save dialogs. 50 file renames. That's 200+ clicks and an afternoon gone.
Fifty URLs. Five formats. Walk away and come back.
Five formats - PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF, Text Only
Text Only mode for LLM content scraping
PDF with clickable links and watermarks
Seven viewport presets for responsive audits
The Old Way: One Tab, One Save Dialog, One Rename
Open tab. Wait for load. Click extension. Wait for capture. Save. Rename. Close. Repeat 49 more times.
For 50 pages, that's 50 tab opens, 50 save dialogs, 50 manual renames. FireShot can batch-capture open tabs - but you still have to manually open all 50 tabs first. And it costs $40/year. GoFullPage wants $12/year for single-page captures - no batch mode at all.
UC Irvine research shows each context switch costs 23 minutes of recovery time. Opening, capturing, saving, renaming - that's four context switches per page.
Bulk Website Screenshot eliminates the switching entirely. Paste a URL list, pick your format, click Start. Every screenshot lands in a single folder, auto-named, auto-organized. No save dialogs. No file renames. No tab management. Part of the screenshot tools that eliminate save dialogs entirely.
UC Irvine research shows each context switch costs 23 minutes of recovery time. Opening, capturing, saving, renaming - that's four context switches per page.
Bulk Website Screenshot eliminates the switching entirely. Paste a URL list, pick your format, click Start. Every screenshot lands in a single folder, auto-named, auto-organized. No save dialogs. No file renames. No tab management. Part of the screenshot tools that eliminate save dialogs entirely.
Five Formats. Each Built for a Different Job.
PNG for pixel-perfect captures. JPEG for smaller files. WebP for modern compression. PDF for archives. Text Only for LLMs.
- PNG → Pixel-perfect captures with transparency support.
- JPEG → Three quality tiers (High, Medium, Low) when visual fidelity isn't critical.
- WebP → Same quality as PNG at 30% smaller file size.
- PDF → Clickable links preserved inside the document. Link index file lists every URL found on the page. Text or image watermarks with live preview. Scale from 10% thumbnail to 100% full-size.
- Text Only → No screenshots at all. Each URL gets loaded, navigation and chrome stripped out, pure body text saved as .txt. Feed 30 competitor service pages to Claude or ChatGPT. Ask it to find content gaps, analyze messaging, or generate comparison matrices. Clean text with zero markup noise.
Responsive Audits Without DevTools
Seven viewport presets. Same 50 URLs at mobile, then desktop. Two runs. Full responsive comparison.
- Mobile → iPhone 12/13/14 (390x844), iPhone 15/16 (393x852), Android Flagship (412x915).
- Tablet → iPad Mini (768x1024), iPad Air (820x1180).
- Desktop → Laptop (1366x768), Desktop FHD (1920x1080).
Capture the same 50 URLs at mobile viewport, then again at desktop. Two batches, 100 screenshots, full responsive audit. No browser resizing, no device emulation setup, no Chrome DevTools.
Already have pages open? Click "Capture All Open Tabs" — every HTTP/HTTPS tab in your browser populates the URL list automatically. Settings persist between sessions. Format, quality, delay, viewport, folder path — change them once, they stay.
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Screenshot Toolkit
Tools that work together in the Screenshot toolkit.
Your screenshot extension doesn’t have a copy shrink factor. It doesn’t auto-compress to JPEG at your preferred quality. It doesn’t close.