Element Capture

Capture an element in html

What is Element Capture?

Element Capture is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily save any element on a web page as a PNG image. It provides the ability to capture the exact appearance of the webpage and save individual HTML elements as images.

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By: hirosuke suzuki

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Users: 250 ▲ 2

Rating: 3.13 (8)

Version: 0.0.2 (Last updated: 2019-11-20)

Creation date: 2019-11-19

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
tabs
<all_urls>

Size: 73.66K

Ranking

# 52905 ▼ 67

Other rankings

#8438 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 13 #14 in element keyword 20 ▲ 12 #86 in capture keyword 81 ▲ 15

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Webページの任意の要素を完全に複製し、Pngファイルとして保存するための拡張です。

特徴
- Chromeで表示された画面をそのまま保存します。
- Htmlエレメントを選択し、キャプチャ画像を保存することが可能です。
注意
- ピンチズームされた画面には対応していません。

Element Capture lets you save any element on a web page as a *.png image.

Features:
- Save images exactly as they appear on Chrome.
- Save any individual HTML element as an image.

User reviews

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Eduardo G, 2024-07-26

Great extension. The only problem is that ?I can only use it once. One the second time the "Element" button does not work.

Tsur T, 2024-07-25

Forces a browser restart when switching between "Element" and "Image Element" capture modes without asking. This has These issues and requests aside, it's a useful tool in my arsenal and I thank you for your time and effort. resulted in the loss of work due to unsaved data in other tabs. If the browser restart is required for this, please add a confirmation box before invoking the browser restart. Another issue I have is that these captures do not support transparent backgrounds. Many of the elements I capture have transparency and defaulting to a fully opaque black background does not due the target element justice if the element is not expected to be on a black background. I would ask that you try and implement a transparency mode for situations like mine.