URL2JPEG

Some elements can’t be downloaded or grabbed from the web, mostly for security, and legal purposes. However, taking a simple picture isn’t that bad, and can even be done at the press of a keyboard button. However, using applications like URL2JPEG, you can capture entire range of pages.

The application can run from the moment download is done, because it doesn’t take you through a setup process. However, you do need to make sure that .NET Framework is installed on the computer you want to run it on, since it can be used on the go. On the other hand, registries are kept intact, so you don’t have to worry about the health status of the target PC.

With the main window up, the first step is to provide the target URL. One of the functions you go through is a built-in web browser, so you don’t depend on other applications, not even for the source URL. Before loading a page, there’s the possibility to configure size specifications, and whether or not to remove scroll bars.

Capturing a site takes you to the next step. A preview is instantly generated from the captured URL, and you can either save to file, or take the time to chop off parts. You can either choose to capture the entire page, which means all the way to the bottom, and not just the visible part, or manually specify the region through a resizable rectangle.

Saving can be done as JPG, PNG, or BMP. In case you’re interested in automating the process, or grabbing more pictures, you can configure scripts to automatically go through a website domain range, and grab all pages according to specified size values. Scripts can also be saved to file and used later on.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that URL2JPEG is a practical application which lets you save an entire web page, from top to bottom, as a picture. The built-in browser cuts the dependency from other apps, while more pictures can be grabbed from an entire range with script options.