Chrome extension From the makers of Magic Scraper

Every page in the list, photographed.

Magic Snippers opens each link in a list and saves a full-page screenshot of the page it leads to — named, numbered and filed by site and date, with a spreadsheet listing every one. It also turns the table or list in front of you into a CSV, and snapshots any page whole, including the parts you'd have to scroll to.

Tell me when it's in the store Get Pro — $19 In review at the Chrome Web Store. One email when it's there.
A bookshop's product grid with the Magic Snippers side panel beside it, showing the 20 books it found as rows with title and price
Scrape data: the books on the page, found and ready to export.

Three tools in one side panel

It stays open beside the page while you work, and everything it makes lands in your Downloads folder.

01

Scrape data free

Finds the tables and repeating items on the page — search results, product grids, listings, directories — and puts the best match first. Leave out the columns you don't need, then download a CSV, save JSON, or copy the table straight into Excel or Google Sheets. It scrolls to load more rows and can follow a Next button to collect page after page.

02

Snapshot free

The whole page as one image, not just what fits on screen — including scrolling panels inside web apps, which ordinary full-page tools cut off.

03

Drill down 3 links per run free · every link with Pro

Scans the page, picks the main list of links for you — not the menu or the sidebar — and opens each one in turn, saving a named full-page screenshot of every page. Add extra pages inside each one if you want them too, a Details or Reviews tab for example. Progress, time left, pause, stop, retry for anything that failed, and an _index.csv of every page and file.

A book's product page captured in full, beside the Magic Snippers panel listing the 20 links it will open
Drill down: one full-page screenshot per link, numbered in list order.

What it's for

A record of hundreds of pages before a migration, a redesign or an account closure — the job it was first built for was keeping a copy of every device page in a network dashboard before moving to a new one.

Audits and compliance evidence, price and product research, competitor archives, and pages behind your login: it runs in your own browser, with your own session.

Magic Scraper or Magic Snippers?

They are separate extensions, and work well side by side.

Magic ScraperMagic Snippers
What you come away withRows and columnsPictures of pages, plus simple CSV export
The page behind every rowOpened, and its fields added as extra columnsOpened, and saved as a full-page screenshot
Whole-page screenshotsNoYes, free
Multi-page crawlingNext, infinite scroll, Load moreNext buttons, and scrolling to load
ExportsCSV, XLSX, JSON, Google SheetsCSV, JSON, copy for Excel; PNG screenshots
PriceFree; Pro is one-timeFree; Pro is one-time

If what you need is the data, Magic Scraper is the better tool. If you need to show what the pages looked like, this is.

Free, and Pro once

The free version isn't a trial. Pro removes the one limit, and it's yours permanently.

Free

$0

No clock on it.

  • Scrape data: tables and lists to CSV ยท JSON, or copy for Excel
  • Follows Next pages, scrolls to load more
  • Snapshot: whole-page screenshots
  • Drill down: 3 links per run
  • Extra pages inside each link, retry, resume

Pro

$19

Paid once, through Gumroad. A licence key, for the free extension.

  • Everything in Free
  • Drill down on every link, in one run
  • Updates to version 2 carry across
  • 7-day refund, no questions asked

Reasonable questions

Does it send my data anywhere?

No. What it reads and saves stays in your browser and your Downloads folder. The only thing that leaves your computer is a Pro licence key, which is checked with Gumroad. Everything it does, in full.

Why does Chrome say it “started debugging this browser”?

That bar appears while a whole-page snapshot or a drill-down runs. Chrome's debugging interface is how an extension can make a tab tall enough to photograph the whole page at once. It's attached to that one tab only while it's capturing; don't press Cancel on it, or the capture stops.

Does it work on sites I'm signed in to?

Yes. It runs in your own browser, so it sees exactly what you see. It can't open Chrome's own pages, the Chrome Web Store or a new tab — Chrome blocks every extension there.

Is my Magic Scraper licence valid here?

No — they are separate products with separate licences. Each has a free version that does most of the job, so you can find out which one you need before paying.

How do I activate Pro?

Open the Magic Snippers panel, click Upgrade, paste the licence key from your Gumroad receipt and click Activate. It works on any browser you personally use.