Settings · Autapture

Capture

Control page preparation, scrolling, and safety limits.

Settle delayWait after each scroll so lazy content can paint. ms Initial delayPause before the first screenshot. ms Smart scroll targetUse a large inner panel when the document itself is locked. Follow expanding pagesContinue when content grows at the bottom, up to your limits. Freeze animationsPause CSS animations and same-page video while stitching. Include horizontal overflowCapture a two-dimensional tile grid on unusually wide pages. Maximum page heightStops endless feeds while keeping the captured portion. px Maximum screenshot framesA second guardrail for feeds that never finish. tiles

Results

Choose what happens after capture and your everyday export defaults.

After captureThe editor is always available from local history. Default image formatYou can choose another format in the editor. JPEG / WebP qualityHigher values produce larger files. Filename templateTokens: {title}, {date}, {time}, {host}, {mode}. Batch capture modeDefault used for tab and URL queues.

PDF & print

Defaults for multi-page documents; the export dialog can override them.

Page sizeFit creates one page matching the capture. OrientationAuto follows the capture aspect ratio. MarginsApplied on every PDF and print page. mm Page headerInclude the capture title and source host. Page footerInclude page numbers and the capture date. WatermarkLeave empty for none.

Privacy & storage

Autapture has no network service. Manage local data and optional site access here.

Local capture libraryCalculating storage…

Batch site accessChecking optional access…

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Pixels stay localNo capture upload code or analytics endpoint exists.

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No identityNo sign-in, payment, device ID, or license key.

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InspectableThe unpacked source is readable in this folder.

Shortcuts

Chrome owns shortcut assignment. Open its shortcut page to change them.

Visible areaCtrl + Shift + 1

Select areaCtrl + Shift + 2

Full pageCtrl + Shift + 3