How to screenshot multiple tabs at once
Chrome has no built-in way to do this: you switch to a tab, capture it, save it, and repeat. ScrnCap's batch mode lists your open tabs, captures the ones you tick in sequence, and hands back either a ZIP of images or one multi-page PDF.
Doing it manually in Chrome
- 1Switch to the first tab and capture it however you normally do.
- 2Save the file and give it a name you will recognise later.
- 3Repeat for every remaining tab.
- 4Collect the files into a folder, or import them one by one into a document.
Where the manual way falls short
- It is entirely manual, and the cost grows with the number of tabs — a twelve-tab flow is twelve captures, twelve saves and twelve filenames.
- The results drift: different crops, different zoom levels, inconsistent names. Assembling them into one document afterwards is a second chore.
Doing it with ScrnCap
- 1Open ScrnCap's batch capture and tick the tabs you need.
- 2Choose the capture mode, then start — ScrnCap works through the tabs in order.
- 3Take the result as a ZIP of images or as a single multi-page PDF.
Free, offline and no account needed — the capture, the annotation and the export all happen on your own machine.