Browser Bookmarklets

One-click browser bookmarklets for web capture, page info, and developer tools. Drag any button to your bookmarks bar.

How to install a bookmarklet

Show your bookmarks bar: press Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+B (Mac)
Drag the orange button below to your bookmarks bar
Click the bookmark on any page to run the tool

Capture

Screenshot (Chrome DevTools)

Opens Chrome DevTools and triggers the full-page screenshot command instantly. Works on any tab.

⭐ Screenshot (Chrome DevTools)

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Export

Print Page to PDF

Triggers the browser's print dialog immediately. Select 'Save as PDF' as the destination to export any page to PDF in one click.

⭐ Print Page to PDF

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Info

Show Page Info

Displays key page metadata in an alert: title, URL, description, Open Graph image, canonical URL, and viewport settings.

⭐ Show Page Info

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Copy

Copy Page Title + URL

Copies the page title and full URL to your clipboard in Markdown format: [Title](https://url.com). Great for quick link sharing.

⭐ Copy Page Title + URL

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Inspect

Highlight All Links

Outlines every link on the page with a bright orange border so you can quickly see the link structure. Click again to remove.

⭐ Highlight All Links

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Show Viewport Size

Shows a small, persistent badge in the bottom-right corner with the current window width × height. Updates on resize.

⭐ Show Viewport Size

Drag the button above to your bookmarks bar. Click to run on any page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bookmarklet?

A bookmarklet is a bookmark that contains JavaScript code instead of a URL. When you click it, the code runs on the current page. They work in all major browsers and require no installation.

Are bookmarklets safe?

These bookmarklets run only on your device — no data is sent to any server. You can inspect the full JavaScript code by right-clicking the bookmark → Edit. Never install bookmarklets from sources you don't trust.

Why doesn't the bookmarklet work on some pages?

Some pages use a strict Content Security Policy (CSP) that blocks inline JavaScript. Government, banking, and high-security sites often do this. The bookmarklet will silently fail on these pages.

Can I edit a bookmarklet?

Yes. Right-click the bookmark in your browser's bookmarks bar, select 'Edit', and modify the URL field (which contains the JavaScript code). Changes take effect immediately.