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Short answer: paste up to 200 addresses, or add your open tabs, press Start, and every page is opened and captured whole in a second window while you work; save all the files or one PDF with a page per address. Failures are listed with a reason. Pro.
Hand the extension a list of addresses, or your open tabs, and it opens and captures every page whole while you do something else: up to 200 pages in one run, each saved to your capture history, all of them downloadable as files or as one PDF with a page per address. Part of Pro.
How it works
- Open Batch captureRight-click the extension icon and choose Batch capture, or open it from the result view. Paste addresses, one per line, up to 200, or press Add open tabs to list every tab you have open.
- Start, and do something elseThe pages open one after another in a second window, in front, and each is captured whole: inner scrollers, sticky headers and lazy-loaded images handled as in a single capture. Leave that window on screen; a covered window cannot be photographed, and the run waits until you bring it back.
- Save all files, or one PDF of everythingWhen the run finishes, save every capture as its own file, or one PDF with a page per address. Every capture is also in your capture history, so you can open, annotate or re-export any of them later. Pages that could not be captured are listed with the reason.
What you get
- Up to 200 pages a run, pasted one per line or added from your open tabs.
- Every page captured whole, with the same handling of inner scrollers, sticky headers and lazy images as a single capture.
- Files or one PDF. Save all captures as separate files, or one PDF of everything with a page per address, using your PDF settings.
- Everything in your history, so any capture from the run can be opened, annotated or re-exported later.
- A clear report: how many were captured, and which could not be and why.
- Pages behind a login work, because the pages open in your own browser.
- Evidence mode applies to every page in the run when it is on.
What it is for
- A site's key pages before and after a release, for a visual check.
- A set of competitor or supplier pages on a date, as files or one PDF.
- Documentation of every screen of an internal tool, captured in one sitting.
- Everything you have open at the end of a research session, saved before the tabs are closed.
Pro
Batch capture is part of Pro: Try Pro: $0 for 7 days, then $19 a year, 48-hour money-back guarantee, cancel any time. See Pro.
Questions
How many pages can one batch take?
Up to 200 addresses per run. Paste them one per line, or add your open tabs with one button; you can mix the two.
Does it capture the whole page, or just the visible part?
The whole page, the same way a single capture does: the page scrolls, inner panels are unrolled, sticky headers are kept once, images that load on scroll are waited for.
What happens to a page that fails?
It is listed at the end with the reason: the address could not be reached, the page did not finish loading, or the browser will not let an extension read it (a store page, a browser settings page). The rest of the batch carries on.
Can I get one PDF of all the pages?
Yes. Choose One PDF of everything and each address becomes a page of the same document, with the PDF options you have set (long page or paper size, page breaks, links, stamp). Or save all captures as separate files.
Can I use Evidence mode with a batch?
Yes. With Evidence mode on, every capture in the run carries the address, time and checksum band, which makes a batch a quick way to record a set of pages as of a date. Evidence mode
Do the pages have to be public?
No. The pages open in your own browser, signed in as you, so anything you can open yourself can be in the batch: internal tools, dashboards, pages behind a login.
Is it free?
Batch capture is part of Pro: Try Pro: $0 for 7 days, then $19 a year, 48-hour money-back guarantee. See Pro
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