Guide

A GoFullPage alternative with an editor built in

If you use GoFullPage or another full page screenshot extension and want more after the capture, PageSnap is worth a try. It is built around what you do with the screenshot next.

What PageSnap adds

• Editing in the same tab. Arrows, boxes, text in the page's own font, highlights, numbered steps, a spotlight, emoji and pictures.
• Blur and auto-blur. Soft blur, pixelate or solid cover, plus one click to hide emails, phone numbers and card numbers.
• Text you can use. Copy text from the screenshot, run OCR (English and Arabic) on pictures and scans, and export to Word or Excel.
• More ways to capture. Full page, visible area, drag-to-select, a start timer, keyboard shortcuts and a right-click menu.
• Several pages, one document. Add pages by link or from another tab and export one PDF.
• Private by design. No account, no uploads and no analytics. Everything runs on your computer.

A checklist for any screenshot tool

Whichever tool you choose, test it on a page you really use:

1. Does the sticky menu repeat down the image?
2. Are lazy-loaded images and animated sections complete?
3. Does it capture a long chat or web app, not just the visible part?
4. Can you edit, blur and export without leaving the tool?
5. Where do your screenshots go, and who can see them?

Switching takes a minute

PageSnap works with the shortcut you already know. Install it, open any page and press Alt+Shift+P. You can keep your current extension installed while you compare.

Frequently asked questions

Is PageSnap a good GoFullPage alternative?

PageSnap captures full pages the same one-click way and adds a built-in editor, blur, OCR, Word and Excel export, drag-to-select and multi-page documents.

Can I use both extensions at the same time?

Yes. Browser extensions work side by side, so you can compare them on the same page.