Feature
Turn full webpages into clean screenshot PDFs
Screenshot PDFs are useful when browser evidence travels with a ticket, documentation page, or review note. Captorify explains the export workflow, full-page handling, source context, and the limits of URL and timestamp context.
Step 01
When PDF is useful
A PDF is the right format when a screenshot has to travel as a document: attached to a ticket, filed with a review note, or kept alongside written records. It packages a long capture into clean, printable pages.
- Best for tickets, reviews, and records that get filed.
- Turns a long capture into paginated pages.
- PDF export is available on the free tier.
Step 02
Export workflow
Capture the page, then export to PDF. Captorify lays the capture out as A4 pages, choosing portrait or landscape automatically from the capture shape, and paginates content that runs past a single page.
- A4 output, orientation chosen automatically.
- Consistent page margins and automatic pagination.
Step 03
Full-page handling
A full-page capture can be far taller than one sheet. When exporting to PDF, Captorify stitches the multi-part capture and splits it across pages so nothing is squeezed or cut.
Step 04
Source context
When you want a PDF to record where and when a capture came from, you can add an optional URL and timestamp overlay. This stamps the source page address and capture time onto the export.
- Optional overlay adds the source URL and capture time.
- Off by default; turn it on when you want source context.
- The overlay is a Pro feature.
Step 05
What PDF context does not prove
A URL and timestamp overlay records what Captorify captured and when, which is useful context for a ticket or review. It is not a tamper-proof or legally certified record of the page.
Step 06
Related workflows
Before exporting a PDF that leaves your team, redact anything sensitive so the private details are removed from the pages themselves. For very long pages, start from a clean full-page capture.
FAQ
Common questions.
Short answers about capture, privacy, sharing, and billing.