Save Web Pages As An Image with Kwout
Kwout is like a Print Screen key for your web browser. This useful service lets you capture screenshots of web pages without requiring any software or browser plug-ins.
Type in the web page address and Kwuot will convert the entire web page as an image - simply select a portion with your mouse that you wish to save as an image and click “Cut Out”.
Later, you can enhance the screen captures of HTML web pages by adding borders, shadows and rounded corner - all this without leaving Kwout.
You can either download the image of that web page locally or let it stay on the Kwout website - the big advantage here is that all the hyperlinks inside the screenshot will remain live and active.
http://kwout.com/ - saves in JPG format.
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Good concept but, the 600X600 restriction makes it less usable. Also, I did not see an opportunity to email the image.
Ed: There’s a nice zoom option if the screenshot image size is large.
Thanks Amit for the tip. I was looking for quick option for snagIt. This is really a good service.
this is very use full to the web developers like me.
Good, but like you say 600 by 600 is a limitation. Try Browsershots.org.
Jamie
So what is the advantage vs. PDF? Can you search for text in these images? If not, why not just PDF them?
Thanks, might be handy to paste them in one of my blogs, for reference to readers…
Theres a firefox addon that does the same — ScreenGrab!
unlike ScreenGrab! This tool is capable to give the HTML source code for the cropped area. It is amazing.
We can also use this tool in following purpose
By this tool we can read the Blocked sites even in HTML View.
This tip would be added to http://www.labnol.org/software/tutorials/do-everything-on-work-computer-including-chat-surf-video-music/1772/