SnapStack
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Capture an entire webpage from top to bottom — a full page screen capture without stitching it yourself.
Free · Local-first · No account
Capture screenshots. Keep them organized.
A simple Chrome screenshot extension for full page, visible area, and selected area captures — then organize them locally into projects.
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Free Chrome extension · Local-first · No account required
The pile-up
Screenshots shouldn’t live forever in your Downloads folder.
You take a screenshot. Then another. And another. Soon Downloads is full of files you don’t remember naming. SnapStack gives those screenshots a place to go.
Capture
Capture any part of a webpage
Open the extension and pick how you want to capture the page: a full page screenshot, the visible area, or a selected area.
Visible area
Grab exactly what is currently visible on screen. The Screenshot action in SnapStack is built for that.
Selected area
Drag to select the exact part of the webpage you want. Useful when you only need one block, not the whole site.
Projects
Stop searching. Start organizing.
Create a project and keep related screenshots together. A project is a piece of work, not a website — shots from several sites can share one folder, while each site still groups into its own session.
Client projects
UX research
Competitor research
Design inspiration
Development references
Personal projects
Local-first
Your screenshots. Your computer.
SnapStack is built for local screenshot management. Captures, projects, and folders stay on your device. There is no account to create and no cloud library to log into.
Save location
Save your way
Choose how this screenshot tool for Chrome writes files. Save into Chrome Downloads, use SnapStack folders organized by project inside Downloads, or ask Chrome where each file should go. Save several captures at once, export a session as a ZIP, and keep working with the folders you already have on disk.
Who it’s for
Built for people who take a lot of screenshots
Designers
Save inspiration, references, and UI examples without losing them in Downloads.
Developers
Capture bugs, implementation references, and webpages while you build.
Researchers
Keep competitor and product research organized by project.
Marketers
Save website references and campaign inspiration in one local folder.
Anyone who lives in screenshots
Keep your Downloads folder from becoming a mess.
Three steps
How it works
01 — Capture
Take the shot
Open SnapStack and capture the full page, visible area, or selected area.
02 — Organize
Give it a home
Add screenshots to a project. Related sites collect into sessions inside that work.
03 — Save
Keep it local
Save to a project folder, keep files on your computer, and export a ZIP when you need to hand them off.
Questions? Answers.
A few straight answers
What is SnapStack?
SnapStack is a Chrome screenshot extension that helps you capture, organize, and manage screenshots locally. You can capture full webpages, visible areas, or specific parts of a page.
Can I take a full-page screenshot in Chrome?
Yes. SnapStack lets you capture an entire webpage from top to bottom, making it easy to save full-page screenshots without manually stitching images together.
Can I capture only a specific area of a webpage?
Yes. You can select a specific area of the webpage and capture only what you need.
Where are my SnapStack screenshots saved?
SnapStack is designed for local screenshot management. You can choose how and where your screenshots are saved based on the available save options.
Can I organize screenshots into projects?
Yes. You can create projects and keep screenshots related to a specific project together instead of having them scattered across your Downloads folder.
What are screenshot sessions?
Sessions let you group screenshots taken during a particular task or browsing session, making it easier to keep related screenshots together.
Can I save multiple screenshots at once?
Yes. SnapStack supports bulk actions so you can manage and save multiple screenshots together instead of handling each file individually.
Can I export my screenshots?
Yes. You can export your screenshots together as a ZIP file when you need to move or share a collection of screenshots.
Does SnapStack upload my screenshots to the cloud?
No. SnapStack is built around local screenshot management. Your screenshots are handled locally rather than being uploaded to a SnapStack cloud service.
Is SnapStack free to use?
SnapStack is available as a Chrome extension. You can install it from the Chrome Web Store and start using it to capture and organize your screenshots.
Ready to clean up your screenshots?
Install SnapStack and give your screenshots a better home — a screenshot extension that captures a full webpage and keeps the files organized locally.
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