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Capture pages from ChatGPT, Claude, Notion, and more
Page to Image captures the page as it appears in your browser, then lets you crop, annotate, and export the visual result locally. These guides explain when that helps and when a site’s own export or browser printing is a better fit.
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- ChatGPT Capture a ChatGPT conversation as it appears in your browser, then crop, annotate, and export the visual result locally as PNG, JPEG, or PDF. See the capture guide
- Claude Capture a Claude conversation as it appears on screen, then crop, annotate, and export the visual result locally as PNG, JPEG, or PDF. See the capture guide
- Notion Capture the rendered view of a Notion page when you need an annotated screenshot or visual reference. Export locally as an image or image-only PDF. See the capture guide
- GitHub issues Save a visual record of a GitHub issue, pull request, or discussion page. Crop, annotate, and export the capture locally without a GitHub integration. See the capture guide
- Wikipedia Save a Wikipedia article’s rendered page as a full-page image or visual PDF when layout, diagrams, or annotations matter. See the capture guide
- Medium Save the rendered view of a Medium story as an image or visual PDF, then crop and annotate it locally. Capture only content you can access. See the capture guide
Page to Image is not affiliated with the sites listed here. It captures content available in your browser; it does not bypass access controls or export structured account data.