Batch Screenshot

Chrome / Edge extension

Many screenshots,
one capture.

Place as many frames as you like on a page and press one button. It scrolls for you, captures every frame, and saves them all in one ZIP. Free, no sign-up.

Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store See what it is for
Four frames placed on a web page, with the control panel on the right showing the Export all as ZIP button

Same size, again and again.
Built to end that loop.

It started with a routine job: cutting a manufacturer's product pages into several fixed-size images to build sales pages. What used to take one round per image now takes one export.

Before

  1. Select an area
  2. Save
  3. Name the file
  4. Scroll to the next spot
  5. Repeat for every image

With Batch Screenshot

  1. Place frames
  2. Export
  3. That is all. Save the layout and reuse it next time

What it is good for

Images for product and sales pages

Cut a product page into several images of the same size. Save the layout once and load the same frames on the next product page.

Contents of the exported ZIP: four image files, each numbered and named after its frame

Say what to change with one image

Write a note on the capture before you save it. The picture explains itself, so there is less back and forth.

A frame with a red note that reads: Use this banner on the product page

Collect designs you like

Clip just the part of a site that caught your eye and keep it for yourself with a short note.

Two cards from a site, each framed and marked with a short note Love this spacing Colors for next time

Paste into manuals and reports

Cover personal or confidential details before saving, then use the image as it is.

Account details with the email, card and order fields covered in black

Keep before and after shots aligned

Save the whole layout, with every frame’s position and size. Next time you open the page, load it and capture exactly the same areas to compare before and after.

The Save this layout button in the control panel, and a saved layout named Product pages with a Load button

Crop to social and OG image sizes

Turn part of an article or landing page into an image at a size you use often. Common sizes are one click away.

  • OG image1200×630
  • X1600×900
  • Story540×960
  • Square800×800
  • Slide 16:91280×720

Place, adjust, export

The control panel with the preset list and number fields for the selected frame's width, height and position

  1. Place frames

    Open it from the toolbar icon or with Alt + Shift + S. Use “Add frame” or a preset to put a frame where you want to capture.

  2. Adjust

    Drag or type numbers to adjust down to the pixel. Frames snap to each other. Cover what should stay hidden, and add a note for what you want to say.

  3. Export

    Press “Export all as ZIP”. It scrolls and captures automatically, and every frame is saved as its own image in one ZIP.

What it can do

Place

Pixel precision
Type the width, height and position, or drag the frame and its edge handles.
Presets
OG image, X, Story, Square, Slide 16:9, Mobile and more.
Snapping
Frames align to each other and to the page center, with guide lines to confirm.
Saved sizes and layouts
Keep the sizes you use often, or a whole layout of frames with their positions, and bring them back with one click.

Capture

Beyond the screen
Frames taller than the window are scrolled and stitched together automatically.
Whole page as one image
Save the page from top to bottom as a single image.
High resolution
On high-density displays, images are saved at the display's full resolution.
PNG / JPG
Choose the format that suits the job.

Finish

Redaction
Drag over an area to cover it. Fill with white, black, or a color picked from the page.
Notes
Write text notes that are saved into the image, in six colors. Drag them wherever you need them.
File name rules
Set a prefix, separator and numbering, and choose whether to include the frame name and size.
English / Japanese
The interface follows your browser's language.

Your captures never leave your computer.

Capturing, cropping and zipping all happen inside your browser. No account, no analytics, no ads.

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FAQ

Is it free?

Yes. Everything described on this page is free. We may offer additional features as a paid option later, and we plan to keep the current features free.

Which browsers does it work with?

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on a computer. Edge can install it from the Chrome Web Store as well. It does not run on phones.

Can it capture areas larger than the screen?

Yes. It scrolls the page while capturing and stitches the result into one image. Keep the tab in front until it finishes.

Can I capture the same spots again later?

Yes. “Save this layout” keeps the position and size of every frame. Next time, on the same page or one built the same way, press “Load” and the frames are back in place. You can keep up to three layouts.

Are there pages it cannot capture?

Browser pages such as settings and the Web Store cannot be captured. On sites where only part of the page scrolls, that part is captured as far as it is visible.

Where are the images saved, and how are they named?

In your Downloads folder, as “batch-screenshot.zip”. The images inside are numbered, like “01_Name_880x336.png”. You can change the naming rule in Settings.

Where do I send bug reports or requests?

Email info@nmdy.dev. Small things you noticed while using it are welcome too.

Try it on a page you know.

Add it and click the icon. No sign-up needed.

Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store