Web2Pics - Webpage Screenshots

Captures the screenshot but does not allow me to save it or share it. Useless. Plus a ton of long ads

The app has an extremely beautiful and useful functionality if it were integrated into Siri Shortcuts. Price is a steal! Being able to screenshot and extract information from the screenshot / extract text from it using shortcuts will sky rocket shortcuts automation capabilities.. these will make it a guaranteed buy for audience who enjoy shortcuts. please add some cool app intents to your app.

Get this: It saves a whole LONG webpage to Camera Roll and you can zoom in and read it! Very pleased! Had to pay $2.99 to get rid of horrendous ads. Well worth it for this feature. I'll be using it often.

Error message says this “ERROR IN CAPTURING IMAGE” TRY AGAIN. So I tried and tried and tried again, Same thing. I am dl’g a large file (118 pages) but I thought it could handle it. Web developer: fix this thing.

只能在打开的网页里截图，如果能扩大到不是网页的也能截图就好了

I used to admire the quick and convenient screenshots of Android phones, while Apple was extremely troublesome. Today, I found this app, which gives me the feeling of screenshots of Android phones. It can be used in my iOS 15, but unfortunately it cannot be used in another old mobile phone, the iOS 11

It's my fault I didn't watch the tutorial that I don't know why or what to use - other than full screenshots! Otherwise this app is amazing! Works great! I do not care for the edit part as I use regular phone photo edit to edit my screenshots. It definitely works 100%! Thank you for creating this!

Get this: It saves a whole LONG webpage to Camera Roll and you can zoom in and read it! Very pleased! Had to pay $2.99 to get rid of horrendous ads. Well worth it for this feature. I'll be using it often.

On 14.2 of iOS, there are a ton of issues. The worst being that the app crashes when attempting to share a screenshot. The other being that when I load a url into the in-app browser, it doesn’t even accept the url. The only way to bring up the desired site I wanted was bydoing a Google search on the text of the articles title.

False advertising and not for designers who need actual resolution, not compressed and pixellated images.