Comparison

FullPage Screenshot (fullpagescreenshot.eu) vs Pulse Extractor

FullPage Screenshot is a low-cost capture and annotation extension with whole-site export. Pulse captures and annotates too, and also extracts tables, reads text in images and builds editable Office files. This page sets out what each one says it does.

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Short answer

Choose FullPage Screenshot if your work is screenshots: marked-up captures for QA or design, browser frames and timestamps, or every page of a site in one ZIP. Choose Pulse Extractor if you need the page's content, not only its picture: tables in Excel, text from images, editable Word and PowerPoint, or research.

Side by side

The FullPage Screenshot column restates what FullPage Screenshot publishes about itself; each statement links to its source. The Pulse column describes Pulse Extractor 0.5.8, the current Chrome Web Store release.

FullPage ScreenshotPulse Extractor
Full-page capture and editingScroll-and-stitch capture; crop, pen, shapes, text, blur and redact[1]Capture Full Page saves the whole page as one high-resolution PNG or a multi-page PDF (Live in 0.5.8). Smart Snip Studio: crop, straighten, rotate, resize, annotate, highlight, blur, pixelate, redact and watermark, with the original kept (Live in 0.5.8)
FormatsPNG, JPG, PDF, clipboard[2]Capture: PNG and PDF. Results: Excel (.xlsx), Word, PowerPoint, PDF report, CSV, JSON, TXT and one ZIP with everything
Whole-site captureFrom a URL or sitemap.xml, every page in one ZIP[3]Not offered. Pulse works on the page you are viewing, one page at a time, and does not crawl sites
Frames and stampsmacOS and Windows browser frames, URL banners, date and time stamps[4]Not offered as decorations. Pulse writes the source URL and capture time into its Excel exports
Tables to Excel, text from images, WordNot described on its features page[5]Extract Page turns tables, card grids and listings on the page into a real Excel workbook, CSV or JSON. Smart Snip reads text and tables inside images, on your own computer, in English, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Italian, with Arabic and Traditional Chinese in Beta; it also opens PNG, JPEG, WebP and PDF files from your computer. Editable Word and PowerPoint replicas with real tables, from a snip or a whole result
Price$3 a month after a 14-day trial, one plan[6]A free Pulse account is required. Free plan, no card (20 Full-Page Captures, 20 Smart Snips and 20 Page Extractions a month); Starter $12 a month or $120 a year, Pro $29, Intelligence $59. Lite $6.99 a month or $69 a year

What FullPage Screenshot says it does

QA, design, marketing and compliance teams who capture and mark up many pages and want whole-site screenshot exports.

  • Captures a full page by scrolling and stitching, with crop, annotation (pen, line, arrow, shapes, text) and blur and redact.[1]
  • Exports PNG, JPG and PDF, or copies to the clipboard.[2]
  • Can capture a whole site from a URL or an imported sitemap.xml and download every page as one ZIP.[3]
  • Adds browser frames (macOS, Windows), URL banners and date or time stamps to screenshots.[4]
  • Costs $3 a month after a 14-day free trial, with every feature in one plan.[6]
  • Says captures stay on your device.[7]
  • Does not describe table extraction to spreadsheets, text recognition (OCR) or Word and PowerPoint export.[5]

Choose FullPage Screenshot when

  • You need screenshots of every page of a site from a URL or sitemap, delivered as one ZIP
  • You want browser frames, URL banners and timestamps applied to screenshots
  • You want one low flat price for capture and annotation

Choose Pulse Extractor when

  • You need the page's data as Excel, CSV or JSON rather than a picture of it
  • You need text or tables read out of an image, or an editable Word or PowerPoint version
  • You need research on the organization behind a page

See what Pulse produced on real public pages, with the original files, in the Proof Lab.

Using both

For a QA or design team that lives in annotated screenshots, a capture specialist is the natural fit, and Pulse can sit beside it for pages whose data has to reach a spreadsheet or a report.

How this comparison was made

We read FullPage Screenshot's own public pages and store listing on and restated only what they say, in our own words, with a link to each source. We did not test FullPage Screenshot, so its column reports its claims, not our measurements. Products change: check the sources before you decide, and tell us if something here is out of date.

FullPage Screenshot (fullpagescreenshot.eu) is a trademark of its owner. Pulse Extractor is a separate product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to FullPage Screenshot.

Questions

Can Pulse capture every page of a website?

No. Pulse works on the page you are viewing, when you click, and does not crawl sites. FullPage Screenshot describes whole-site capture from a URL or sitemap.

Does Pulse blur or redact before export?

Yes. Smart Snip Studio blurs, pixelates and redacts a snip, and an opt-in setting also removes the words and table cells underneath from every text-based export.

Is Pulse Extractor affiliated with fullpagescreenshot.eu?

No. They are separate products from separate companies.

Sources

  1. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu, checked
  2. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu, checked
  3. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu/whole-site-zip-export, checked
  4. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu, checked
  5. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu/features, checked
  6. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu, checked
  7. FullPage Screenshot: fullpagescreenshot.eu, checked

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