Turn any webpage into images from the Android Print menu.
The Android system Print menu sits behind most browsers and apps already — Pikselmark adds PNG, JPEG, and SVG to it, then writes the file into the folder you pick. No screenshot, no crop, no upload.
5 min read · Updated 2026-07-28
Every Android device ships with a built-in Print menu. It sits behind Share → Print in Chrome, the menu in Drive, the “Print this email” option in Gmail, and the print action in nearly every PDF viewer. Apps hand the rendered page to the operating system, and Android shows a service selector — “Save as PDF”, your printer, and now Pikselmark.
Pikselmark installs as an Android PrintService, which is the only way to add a destination to that selector without root or a custom ROM. Once installed, any print-capable app that already routes through Print can hand its rendered page to Pikselmark. The printing side never changes — you still tap Print — 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. Save-as-JPEG is also fine for tickets and receipts, but for webpages where lossless matters, PNG is usually the right pick — and for diagrams and line art, SVG keeps the math intact at any zoom.
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 you want to keep, 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 a format (PNG · JPEG · SVG) in the format row
Android shows a service selector. Pikselmark adds three rows — PNG, JPEG, and SVG. Tap the format you want and Android hands the rendered page to Pikselmark on-device.
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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, image-002.png, and so on — one per page.
Screenshot: Android print dialog with Pikselmark selected and the PNG row active.
Screenshot: same selector with the SVG row active — line art and diagrams stay vector.
Each format has its own long-form guide — the full PNG guide covers receipts, tickets, and articles, and the full SVG guide covers diagrams, infographics, and line art. 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.