Offprint
Any page, out of the browser.
A Chrome extension that takes a page out of the browser in whatever form you actually need: clean Markdown, a YouTube transcript, a full-page screenshot, or a single offline HTML file with the images baked in.
It is built for people who feed pages to AI agents, so the clipboard is a first-class destination and every capture carries a token estimate.
- Kind
- Chrome extension
- Requires
- Google Chrome
- Price
- Free
- PRO
- EUR 15, one time
- Account
- None
Readable article extraction, full page, or just your selection. YouTube transcripts, timestamped, human captions preferred over automatic ones. Full-page screenshots in one shot, including everything below the fold. Offline reader HTML: one file, images inlined, opens anywhere, forever.
Copy to the clipboard or save to a folder: click saves, shift-click copies. Edit the Markdown before you take it. Save every highlighted tab at once. Clip history, so the page you took an hour ago is still there. Per-site rules, so a site remembers how you like it.
Summaries use Chrome's built-in model. Nothing is sent anywhere, there are no API keys, and the model only loads if you ask for a summary.
The extension is free and stays free. The optional offprint command-line bridge, which drives the live extension from a terminal or an AI agent without touching the browser UI or stealing focus, is unlocked by a one-time licence.
No subscription, no account. One licence activates two machines, once each, and then works offline forever.
Click saves to a folder, shift-click copies to the clipboard.
offprint activate <key>The support page answers the common ones and says how to reach me.
No account, no telemetry, no analytics, and no server of mine: I never receive anything you capture. Three sites are asked directly for things a page does not contain; they are named on the privacy page.