Print any Android webpage as a PNG or JPEG with one tap.
A webpage, a boarding pass, a restaurant menu — open Print from any browser and Pikselmark adds a PNG and JPEG row to the service selector. Pick a format, pick a folder, the file lands on your device.
5 min read · Updated 2026-08-10
Screenshots crop. Save-as-PDF adds a viewer. The middle path — a clean, full-page image in a folder you control — is what most people want when they tap Print on a webpage and don't have a printer handy. Pikselmark makes that middle path first-class: tap Print, pick PNG or JPEG, pick a folder, the file is on your device.
Pikselmark installs as an Android PrintService, which is the only way to add a destination to the system Print selector without root or a custom ROM. Once installed, any print-capable app that already routes through Print — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Drive, Gmail, most PDF readers — can hand its rendered page to Pikselmark. The browser side never changes; only the destination does.
Rendering runs entirely on your device. There is no upload, no account, and no subscription to use Pikselmark: ten free exports across every format, and the eleventh opens a single one-time US-dollar unlock. PNG is lossless — one file per page, never recompressed; JPEG is compact — smaller files, fine for full-page photos and menus where bit-perfect text doesn't matter.
The three steps
From Print menu to saved image file.
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Open the webpage in any browser, tap Print
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave — load the page, ticket, or restaurant menu you want to keep, then tap the browser menu and Print (or Share → Print). The same Print action appears in Drive, Gmail, and most PDF readers.
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Pick PNG or JPEG in the format row
Android shows a service selector. Pikselmark adds a PNG row and a JPEG row alongside SVG and Save as PDF. Tap the format you want and Android hands the rendered page to Pikselmark on-device — no upload, no third-party converter.
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Pick a folder, save
Pikselmark shows the Storage Access Framework folder picker. Pick the folder, tap Use this folder, and Pikselmark writes image-001.png (or .jpg) — one file per page, numbered so multi-page prints stay in order.
Screenshot: Android print dialog with Pikselmark selected and the PNG row active — pick JPEG instead and the same flow writes a .jpg per page instead.
PNG is the format most people want from this flow — the full PNG guide walks through receipts, tickets, and articles where lossless matters. Or jump straight to the pricing page to see how the free tier and the one-time unlock fit together.
Try it on your phone
Install Pikselmark, tap Print, save the file.
Ten free exports across every format — no timer, no account. The eleventh opens a single one-time US-dollar unlock.