For Wikipedia

Capture a Wikipedia article as a visual reference

Keep a visual reference of an article, diagram, or infobox as it appears in your browser. Page to Image preserves the rendered page as an image you can crop and annotate.

When a visual capture helps

Choose the format for the reference you need

For article text in a print-friendly layout, Wikipedia and browser print options may be enough. Use Page to Image when you need a visual capture of the current page layout or want to mark a diagram or section.

A local workflow

Capture, refine, and save.

  1. Open the article and load its content

    Scroll through the article and expand any sections you need before capturing. The result reflects the page content available at capture time.

  2. Capture the page or a detail

    Choose Full page for the loaded article, Visible area for the current view, or Selected area for a chart, diagram, or infobox.

  3. Annotate and export

    Crop the image or mark a detail in Capture review. Export PNG, JPEG, or an image-only PDF for your own reference.

Choose the right export

For print-ready article text, try the printable page

MediaWiki documents a printable version and browser printing. Use those when you need a text-focused print layout; Page to Image is for a visual image of the rendered page.

Read the official Wikipedia export or print guidance

What to know before you capture

Your capture and edits stay in your browser. Page to Image does not upload page contents or screenshots for processing.

Common questions about Wikipedia

Is Page to Image required to save a Wikipedia article as PDF?

No. A printable version and browser print-to-PDF may work well for text-focused output. Page to Image is for visual captures and annotations.

Can I annotate a Wikipedia diagram?

Yes. Capture the diagram or article area, then add a note or arrow in Capture review before exporting.

Will the exported PDF be searchable?

Page to Image creates an image-based PDF. Use a text or print export when selectable article text matters.

Official sources

Page to Image is not affiliated with Wikipedia. Product names belong to their respective owners.