Saving web pages for research
Archive articles and sources as faithful PDFs, highlight key passages and keep your notes with the page.
Sources on the web change or disappear. Capurize keeps a faithful copy of a page as it looked when you read it, ready to highlight and file.
Common problems
- Pages change or go offline after you cite them.
- Print to PDF often breaks the layout.
- Notes end up separate from the source.
How Capurize helps researchers and students
Faithful PDF copies
A paginated PDF of the page exactly as it appeared, images included.
Highlights and notes
Highlight passages and add notes directly on the capture.
Dated file names
Each file can carry the capture date for your records.
Recommended settings
Set these once in Capurize Options (right-click the Capurize icon → Options).
| Setting | Value | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Split long captures into pages | A4 pages | Readable and printable. |
| File-name pattern | {title}_{date} | Find sources by title. |
Tips
- Record the page URL and access date in your reference manager as well.
- A screenshot PDF isn’t text-searchable; keep Print to PDF for text you need to search.
Workflows for researchers and students
Questions
Is it free for students?
Capurize is free during launch, and capturing, PNG download and copying will always stay free.
Related guides
How to save a web page as a multi-page PDF
Turn a long web page into a clean, paginated PDF that looks exactly like the page, with page breaks between lines of text.
How to save an entire web page as an image (PNG or JPEG)
Save a full web page as one image file, choose between PNG and JPEG, and keep file sizes manageable.
Full-page screenshot not working? How to fix it
Why full-page screenshots sometimes show blank sections, repeated headers or only part of the page, and how to fix each problem.
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