Full Page PDF Snap – Save Webpage as PDF by Silence
Save any webpage as a single high-resolution PDF. Auto-scrolls and captures the whole page — no cropping, no print dialog. Runs entirely on your device. Free and open source.
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About this extension
Save any web page as a full-page PDF — the entire page, not just the visible part. Full Page PDF Snap scrolls the page, captures every viewport, and stitches all segments into one seamless, high-resolution PDF on your device. No print dialog, no upload, no online conversion service, no account.
WHAT IT DOES
• Full-page capture — the complete scrollable page in a single PDF
• Auto-scroll — handles lazy-loading pages such as LinkedIn, X/Twitter and news portals
• Single-page PDF by default, with no visible seams between segments — ideal for OCR and AI tools
• Multi-page output optionally, for printing
• High resolution — scaling from 1.0x to 2.0x for sharp text and images
• Filename templates with site, date, time, counter and page title
• Hide sticky elements — cookie banners, chat widgets and top bars before capture
• Tile-based JPEG compression — small files at high quality
AVAILABLE IN NINE LANGUAGES
The interface follows your browser language and can be switched at any time under Settings › Language:
• English (default)
• Deutsch — German
• Español — Spanish
• Français — French
• Português (Brasil) — Portuguese
• Italiano — Italian
• Русский — Russian
• 中文（简体） — Simplified Chinese
• 日本語 — Japanese
"Automatic" follows your browser; any other choice overrides it. Captured PDFs are unaffected — the extension never alters the page it saves.
FIREFOX FOR ANDROID
Tap the extension icon and the capture starts immediately, without an intermediate popup. The finished PDF opens in your device's default PDF app.
HOW TO START A CAPTURE
• Click the toolbar icon, then "Capture now"
• Press Ctrl+Shift+Y
• Right-click the toolbar icon for quick switches for scaling, folder and sticky handling
NO DATA COLLECTION BY THE DEVELOPER — BY DESIGN
This extension contains no technical function to collect, store or transmit usage data to the developer or to third parties.
• The developer never learns which pages you capture
• The developer receives no screenshots and no PDF files
• There is no analytics library, no telemetry, no crash reporting
• There is no technical connection to any server of the developer
All processing — scrolling, screenshots, PDF generation and saving — happens locally in the Firefox process.
OPEN SOURCE
The complete source code is published under the MIT license and can be verified:
https://github.com/Bubu89/full-page-pdf-snap
SUPPORT
Found a bug or missing a feature? Open an issue:
https://github.com/Bubu89/full-page-pdf-snap/issues
WHAT IT DOES
• Full-page capture — the complete scrollable page in a single PDF
• Auto-scroll — handles lazy-loading pages such as LinkedIn, X/Twitter and news portals
• Single-page PDF by default, with no visible seams between segments — ideal for OCR and AI tools
• Multi-page output optionally, for printing
• High resolution — scaling from 1.0x to 2.0x for sharp text and images
• Filename templates with site, date, time, counter and page title
• Hide sticky elements — cookie banners, chat widgets and top bars before capture
• Tile-based JPEG compression — small files at high quality
AVAILABLE IN NINE LANGUAGES
The interface follows your browser language and can be switched at any time under Settings › Language:
• English (default)
• Deutsch — German
• Español — Spanish
• Français — French
• Português (Brasil) — Portuguese
• Italiano — Italian
• Русский — Russian
• 中文（简体） — Simplified Chinese
• 日本語 — Japanese
"Automatic" follows your browser; any other choice overrides it. Captured PDFs are unaffected — the extension never alters the page it saves.
FIREFOX FOR ANDROID
Tap the extension icon and the capture starts immediately, without an intermediate popup. The finished PDF opens in your device's default PDF app.
HOW TO START A CAPTURE
• Click the toolbar icon, then "Capture now"
• Press Ctrl+Shift+Y
• Right-click the toolbar icon for quick switches for scaling, folder and sticky handling
NO DATA COLLECTION BY THE DEVELOPER — BY DESIGN
This extension contains no technical function to collect, store or transmit usage data to the developer or to third parties.
• The developer never learns which pages you capture
• The developer receives no screenshots and no PDF files
• There is no analytics library, no telemetry, no crash reporting
• There is no technical connection to any server of the developer
All processing — scrolling, screenshots, PDF generation and saving — happens locally in the Firefox process.
OPEN SOURCE
The complete source code is published under the MIT license and can be verified:
https://github.com/Bubu89/full-page-pdf-snap
SUPPORT
Found a bug or missing a feature? Open an issue:
https://github.com/Bubu89/full-page-pdf-snap/issues
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Download files and read and modify the browser’s download history
- Open files downloaded to your computer
- Display notifications to you
- Access browser tabs
- Access your data for all websites
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 2.12.0
- Size
- 99.26 KB
- Last updated
- 8 hours ago (Jul 27, 2026)
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- License
- MIT License
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Single-page output is the default: a long page is stored as one continuous PDF page with no visible seams between segments, which is what makes the result usable for OCR and AI tools. Multi-page output remains available for printing.
On Firefox for Android, tapping the extension icon starts the capture immediately and the finished PDF opens in the device's default PDF app.
The extension contacts no server at any point. Full source under MIT license:
https://github.com/Bubu89/full-page-pdf-snap