Browser extension

Full page in one click. Save the whole tab as PDF.

The Enconvert extension captures the entire DOM as PNG, exports the tab as a paginated PDF, and syncs everything to your cloud library. Same popup, same shortcuts, both browsers.

Add to ChromeChrome Web Store
Add to FirefoxFirefox Add-ons
  • Free to install
  • Chrome + Firefox
  • Optional cloud sync
  • Open source surface
What you actually get

Four screens, in order of how you use them.

Full page capture showing a long article rendered top to bottom in a single PNG.
01Full-page capture beyond the visible viewport.
The same page exported to a paginated PDF with selectable text preserved.
02One-click PDF export of the rendered tab.
Capture library showing recent screenshots and PDFs synced across devices.
03Cloud library, searchable across devices.
Extension toolbar popup with capture-area, full-page, and PDF buttons.
04Toolbar popup. Three buttons, no menus.
Capabilities

Three things the toolbar does well.

  1. Full-page screenshot

    Capture the entire DOM, including lazy-loaded sections below the fold. PNG output, pixel-accurate to the rendered tab.

  2. Capture to PDF

    Export the active tab as a paginated PDF in a single click. Text stays selectable; layout matches the browser print pipeline.

  3. Capture to cloud

    Send any capture to your Enconvert cloud library and pick it up on another device. No drag-and-drop, no email-yourself-the-file.

Versus

The native browser screenshot, side by side.

CapabilityNative browser screenshotEnconvert extension
Full-page capture beyond viewportRequires DevTools or hidden flagsOne click from the toolbar
Direct PDF export of the pageOnly via the print dialogNative PDF action
Cloud backup with capture historyLocal file onlySynced to your Enconvert library
Identical UX across Chrome and FirefoxDifferent flow per browserSame popup, same shortcuts
Reopen and share captures laterOnly the file you saved at the timePersistent library with shareable links

Browser extension questions

Yes. The extension itself is free on both the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Basic captures stay on the device. Cloud captures consume your Enconvert plan; the free Enconvert tier covers 100 conversions per month at 5 MB per file.
Yes. The extension captures whatever the active tab is currently rendering, so any page you can see in the browser is capturable, including authenticated dashboards and intranet pages. The capture is generated locally before being uploaded.
The full-page capture scrolls the document to force lazy-loaded sections to render before stitching the final image. Pages that load content only on user gestures (clicks, hover) may need the section to be opened manually before capture.
The current release captures one active tab per action. Bulk captures across many URLs are available through the Enconvert API and the official MCP server, which both accept lists of URLs in a single call.
Cloud captures live in your Enconvert account on DigitalOcean Spaces, the same encrypted S3-compatible storage used for every other conversion. Access requires your account. Local-only captures never leave the browser.