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Introduction to BlueCanvas tools · 008 chrome extension screenshot Web page capture

Capture long web pages to the end with one click of Alt + 2

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How do I save a long web page as one page?

When you press Alt + 2 in BlueCanvas' free Chrome extension Blue Capture, it automatically scrolls to the end of the page, captures the image, and saves it by stitching it into one page. No registration is required, and capture and storage are handled only within the browser.

Key takeaways

  • BlueCanvas’ free Chrome extension Blue Capture is Alt + 2 When you press , long web pages are automatically captured to the end and pasted into one page for saving.
  • The video shows scroll capture, four capture modes, editing notes by opening them only when needed, saving multiple PDFs, and processing them inside your PC.

Scene shown in the video

The video starts with a scene where a long web page is captured on one page. Next, the functions on the introduction page are explained in five scenes.

Capture methodshortcut keyDescription of video and introduction page
scroll captureAlt + 2It automatically scrolls the entire page and stitches it together into one long image. Fixed headers are automatically hidden.
Capture current screenAlt + 3Save the screen you see now as a single PNG.
Zonal CaptureAlt + 4Drag the desired area with the mouse to accurately capture only that part.
Capturing long elementsclick selectIf you point out elements that extend beyond the screen, such as tables, cards, and posts, with a single click, they will remain as a whole.

Basic Capture saves the image right away. Capture only when you want to add an explanation, press the note button to open a new editing tab, take notes with pen, highlighter, arrow, text, or mosaic and save. You can also assign custom shortcuts for this feature.

For long pages, the scroll capture results can be divided and saved into multiple A4 PDFs, and at the end of the video, instructions are provided to install it for free from the Chrome Web Store.

This is not a screen recording of the actual program.

In what situations do you use it?

  • When you want to leave a long post or detail page on one page without splitting the screen
  • When you want to save an entire table or card that extends beyond the screen
  • When you need to add explanations with arrows and letters to the captured screen
  • When you want to save a long page as a multi-page PDF like a report

It is completely free and does not require membership, and the introduction page states that capture, pasting, and saving are all processed within the browser and are not sent to an external server.

How to get started

In the PROGRAM menu at the top of the site BLUE CAPTUREWhen you enter, the introduction page will open.

  1. installation: Install using the Chrome Web Store button on the introduction page. Install directly from the ZIP file only if you can't access the store.
  2. capture: Press Alt + 2 on the page you want to capture to automatically capture until the end of the page.
  3. If you need a note: Capture, open the edit tab with the memo button, add arrows and text, and save.

How to use and environment

If you install from the store, Chrome will automatically update when new versions become available. Installing from a ZIP will not update automatically, so for new versions you will need to download a new ZIP file and reinstall it manually the same way.

It is indicated that it can be used in the latest Chromium-based browsers, and in addition to Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Arc are listed as examples.

Full video subtitles (6 scenes)

Long web page, on one page

The video begins with a scene where a long web page is captured on one page using BlueCapture.

Alt + 2

If you press Alt + 2, it will automatically capture and stitch to the end of the page and save it.

four modes

It shows four capture modes to capture as much as you want, including current screen, scroll, area, and long table.

Capture and take notes

It shows an edit tab where you can save right away and take notes with arrows and text when needed.

Multiple PDFs

This is a scene where a long page is divided into multiple PDFs and saved.

Free, on my PC

It's free, no membership required, and it's processed on your PC. At the end, you will receive free installation instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BlueCapture really free?

Yes, it's completely free. The introduction page states that there are no advertisements, payments, subscriptions, or memberships, and that all functions can be used without restrictions immediately upon installation.

Are the captured images uploaded somewhere?

no. Capturing, pasting, and saving are all handled within the browser. Screenshots are saved directly to your Downloads folder and are not sent to external servers.

How is long element capture different from regular scroll capture?

Scroll capture captures the entire page, while long element capture captures the entire page by clicking on just one element, such as a table, card, or post that extends beyond the screen.

Do I need to open the editor every time I capture?

no. The default capture button saves the image right away. Capture notes only when you need them, press the memo button, add pens, highlighters, arrows, and text in a new tab, and save them.

Extension program to save long pages as one page

BlueCapture is a free Chrome extension that captures the entire page, current screen, area, and long elements. You can install it from the Chrome Web Store without registering.

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