[Mac+]

Hi all,

I've been capturing some screenshots of websites for review and for those that extend beyond the length of my screen, I have had to scroll down, recapture and then stitch together at a later stage. This makes me think that I'm doing it wrong and that there must be a better way to capture a full page of a site, not just what is viewable within the browser window on screen.

I have been pointed to Paparazzi! which looks good so far, but was wondering whether you learned folk know of other OS X Lion apps that will do the job. Don't mind paying for it, so it doesn't have to be free.

TIA.

[chucker]

I was gonna point to Paparazzi!, but see that you already know of it. He seems to be working on a more modern version, but the current beta seems to work fine.

There's also Web Snapper. Hmm.

[bassplayinMacFiend]

Also, TechSmith now has a Mac version of SnagIt, which will do rolling screenshots in order to get the whole page (I use the PC version at work when documenting processes and testing results).

[kieran]

Can't you also just print as a PDF?

[Wyatt]

Originally Posted by kieran Can't you also just print as a PDF?

When you print to PDF, it still gets handled like it's printing to paper: It scales down in width and gets split into pages. That's not likely what he wants.

Paparazzi really is the best tool for this job, and it's free.

[kieran]

I guess that makes sens. Didn't think of it like that.

I've needed to do the same thing before, but I guess everything that I needed was before it would be split into two pages.

[ezkcdude]

There's a Chrome plugin for doing this:

Webpage Screenshot

[709]

I use LittleSnapper for this sort of thing. Works pretty well imo and has a handy menu bar icon that makes it easy.

[ezkcdude]

Bump. I just installed a Safari extension called Awesome Screenshot which can capture the entire page. Very easy to use.