As an example of cross-platform Adobe Air development, WebKut, a free screenshot application, is a cool-looking experiment. As a functional screenshot tool, it's a little cursory. As it uses Adobe air runtime, you can use it in Windows, Mac and as well as Linux too. It does deserve points for originality. Unlike most OS-specific screen-capture tools, WebKut operates wholly within the application environment. WebKut is an Adobe Air based screenshot taking application that allows you to clip web pages in numerous ways. One problem which many users face with desktop screenshot taking applications is that they don’t offer a convenient way to clip complete web pages. WebKut, in contrast, enables you to not only capture whole web page but also converts captured web page image into PDF format. It offers a simple web browser to search and open the web pages which are to be captured. You can also clip specific part of web page and capture current view of web page in question. The simple, sleek, contained interface slices the process into two steps and one set of extras, all navigable from the main interface.
On the main interface, open the web page which you want to capture. Screenshot taking methods are lying alongside the address bar. Before taking screenshot, hit Settings to specify the image format – JPG, PNG, GIFF or PDF and output location. The quality and pixel ratio of captured image can be defined as well.
Once done, hit All Page to capture whole website at once. The selection mode lets you specify the area you want to capture.
WebKut is a small yet handy utility for capturing web pages. It runs on those OS platforms where Abode Air is installed already.
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