Full-page screenshots, munched in one click.
PageMuncher captures the page you're on — the whole page, not just the part on screen. It scrolls, snaps and stitches every piece together, then serves the finished capture in a viewer tab where you can rename it and download it as a PNG or PDF.
Everything between “I need this page” and a file on disk.
No bloat, no editor you didn't ask for, no upsell. PageMuncher turns a full web page into an image — and gets out of the way.
One-click capture
Hit the toolbar button or press Alt+Shift+P and PageMuncher captures the entire page — not just the part you can see.
Scrolls & stitches
It works through the whole page, captures every section and stitches the pieces into one seamless full-resolution image.
Download as PNG
The finished capture opens in a viewer tab, ready to save as a crisp PNG the moment munching completes.
Download as PDF
Prefer a document? Export the capture as a PDF — extra-long pages become one tidy multi-page file.
Rename before you save
Edit the filename right in the viewer so captures land in your downloads with a name you'll actually find later.
Private by design
Everything happens on your device. No accounts, no analytics, no remote code — no data ever leaves your browser.
Munching progress bar
The muncher chomps pellets across the track while the capture works its way down your page. Waiting, made watchable.
Handles huge pages
Pages too large for Chrome to render as a single image are split into parts automatically, each with its own download.
Keyboard shortcut
Alt+Shift+P munches the current tab without touching the mouse. Remappable in Chrome's extension shortcut settings.
From click to file in four bites.
- Step 1
Click the muncher
Toolbar button or Alt+Shift+P on the page you want to capture. That's the whole workflow.
- Step 2
Muncher gets munching
The page scrolls as each section is captured — the progress bar chomps pellets while it works.
- Step 3
Viewer tab opens
The stitched, full-length capture appears in a new tab the moment munching completes.
- Step 4
Name it, save it
Rename the file if you like, then download as PNG or PDF. Done.
Your pages never leave your machine.
PageMuncher only sees a page at the moment you capture it — the activeTab permission grants access when you click, and not before. Captured images are held temporarily in your browser's own private storage so the viewer tab can display them. No accounts, no analytics, no remote code, nothing uploaded — ever.
- Runs only when you invoke it — activeTab permission
- Captures stay in local, origin-private browser storage
- No accounts, no analytics, no remote code, no tracking
None. No personal information, no browsing history, no page content, no analytics — as declared on the Chrome Web Store.
Scroll, snap, stitch — seamlessly.
Chrome can only photograph the visible part of a tab, so PageMuncher scrolls through the whole page and captures each section in sequence, throttled to respect Chrome's capture rate limit so nothing gets dropped. The pieces are stitched into one seamless image, and your page scrolls back to exactly where you were.
- Every viewport captured in sequence, stitched into one image
- Throttled to Chrome's capture rate limit — no missing strips
- Oversized pages split into parts automatically
PageMuncherby MENDSTERMunching your page… the finished capture will open in a new tab once the progress bar fills up.
What you need to get munching.
A copy of Chrome. That's the list.
Google Chrome
One click from the Chrome Web Store — that's the whole install. No wizard, no onboarding tour, no settings to get right.
Works on real pages
Captures any http:// or https:// page. Browser-internal pages and the Chrome Web Store itself are off-limits by Chrome policy.
No account, no sign-up
Nothing to register, nothing to log in to, nothing to verify by email. Install it and munch your first page ten seconds later.
Free — actually free
No trial that expires, no watermark, no 'pro' tier hiding the PDF button. Munch as much as you like.
Questions we get a lot.
Add PageMuncher to Chrome.
One click from the Chrome Web Store to your first full-page munch. Free, private and refreshingly boring about it.