ContextSnap for Chrome
Capture an entire webpage in one click.
Capture full pages, screen regions, visible screens, and text — then organize everything in one local tray.
100% local. No accounts. No cloud uploads.
Capture the whole page. Not just what's on screen.
ContextSnap automatically scrolls the webpage, captures each section, and stitches everything into one continuous image — even pages that scroll for thousands of pixels.
Entire page captured as one image.
Scrolled, stitched and saved to your tray — locally.
Capture → Collect → Organize → Copy
ContextSnap is more than a screenshot tool. It's a local session tray for everything you capture.
- Step 1
Capture
Text, an area, the visible screen, or the full webpage.
- Step 2
Collect
Captures automatically appear in the local ContextSnap tray.
- Step 3
Organize
Reorder or remove captures until the session is just right.
- Step 4
Copy
Copy text/context or individual images wherever you're working.
Four ways to capture
From a single sentence to an entire scrolling webpage.
Capture Text
Select useful text directly from a webpage.
Capture Area
Draw around exactly what you need.
Capture Visible Screen
Capture the current browser viewport.
Capture Full Page
Capture and stitch an entire scrolling webpage into one image.
Built for the way you actually research online.
ContextSnap fits naturally into everyday web research and knowledge work.
- Research
- Documentation
- AI prompts & context gathering
- Comparing information
- Saving reference material
- Capturing charts, tables, code, images and webpage sections
Your captures stay on your device.
ContextSnap processes everything locally in your browser. There's no ContextSnap account, no ContextSnap cloud storage, and no analytics or tracking. Captures live in a temporary session and disappear when you clear the tray or close the browser.
Capture the page. Keep the context. Continue working.
Add to Chrome — FreeFree. No account required.