JDAC Labs · Public Beta

PageSweep.

Capture the whole page.

Capture an entire scrollable webpage as one PNG with a single click—without manually scrolling, stitching images, or uploading page content to a PageSweep server.

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How it works

One click from webpage to complete PNG.

  1. Step 1

    Open the page

    Navigate to the webpage you want to capture.

  2. Step 2

    Click PageSweep

    PageSweep scrolls through the page, captures each section, and assembles the complete image.

  3. Step 3

    Find your PNG

    The finished image downloads automatically to Chrome's configured download location.

The whole page. Without the extra work.

One-click capture

No manual scrolling or image assembly.

Local processing

Captured frames are assembled inside the extension.

Visible progress

A smooth blue-to-purple indicator shows that PageSweep is working.

Page restoration

The webpage returns to its starting position after capture.

Install the PageSweep public beta

Install PageSweep from GitHub in four steps: download and extract the ZIP, open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode, load unpacked and choose the PageSweep folder, then pin PageSweep in the Chrome toolbar

PageSweep is currently installed as an unpacked Chrome extension. A Chrome Web Store release is planned.

Download PageSweep on GitHub

Current limitations

  • Chrome-controlled pages and Chrome Web Store pages cannot be captured.
  • Exceptionally tall pages may be reduced in resolution to fit Chrome's image limits.
  • Continuously growing feeds are captured to a finite boundary.
  • Slowly loaded content may not finish rendering during the capture window.

Your capture stays under your control.

PageSweep does not upload captured webpage content to a PageSweep server. The finished PNG is saved through Chrome to your configured download location.

Ready to capture the whole page?

Try the PageSweep public beta and turn a scrolling webpage into one complete PNG.