Browser Extensions

Capture full web pages, slide decks, and images directly from your browser. Available for Safari, Chrome, Brave, and Firefox. Edge is coming soon.

Install the Mac app first. Follow the setup guide.

Install for your browser

Enable SuperCapture in Safari

  1. Open Safari
  2. Choose Safari → Settings…
  3. Click the Extensions tab
  4. Turn on the checkbox next to SuperCapture

Drag and drop into your library

Grab any image on the web and drop it straight into SuperCapture. A drop target appears as you drag — release to save the image into your gallery, or drop it onto a collection to file it away in one motion.

How to take a scrolling screenshot on Mac

Capture entire pages, top to bottom

Open the extension, choose Full Page (Auto-Scroll), and SuperCapture walks down the page for you — scrolling section by section and stitching every frame into one tall, pixel-perfect image. No more screenshotting in pieces and lining them up by hand.

The whole page lands in your gallery as one editable image, so you can mark up the full layout — circle a hero section, redline copy, flag a broken component, or sketch out a redesign. Ideal for marketing design reviews and website updates, where the feedback only makes sense against the entire page, not a cropped slice of it.

It's just as good for archives — keep a faithful, dated record of a page exactly as it looked, long before it changes or disappears. Every capture is fully searchable and ready to annotate, export to PDF, or share.

Grab a whole deck in one click

Choose Capture Slides and SuperCapture clicks through the deck for you — advancing one slide at a time, capturing each at full resolution, and assembling them into a single multi-page capture. A progress badge counts the slides as it goes, and you can cancel at any point.

Recognizes DocSend, Google Slides, Canva, Gamma, Figma Slides, Speaker Deck and Issuu, and handles other web-based decks too — including link-shared documents you can view but not download. Every slide lands in your gallery, ready to annotate, export to PDF, or share.

More ways to capture from your browser

Save images in one click

Right-click any image on a web page, or use a keyboard shortcut, to send it straight into your library

Area capture

Select and capture any region of a web page with pixel-perfect precision

Bookmark for later

Save any web page as a reference bookmark in your SuperCapture library

Ready to capture the web?

Download SuperCapture for Mac, then enable Safari or install the Chrome, Brave, or Firefox extension. Edge is coming soon.