Resolv Engine

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Capture and read a complete webpage

resolvenengine can capture a webpage from top to bottom as one long image for you, while retaining the original page sections so the model can read small details.

Last updated 20 September 2026

One continuous attachment

The extension scrolls through the document, captures viewport-sized sections and stitches them into one vertical JPG. You receive one attachment rather than a stack of disconnected images.

Readable evidence for the model

A very long stitched image may need to be reduced for browser limits. The model also receives the original captured sections, preserving the detail needed to read small text, charts and rendered interfaces.

Use it when normal extraction is not enough

  • Canvas-based dashboards and charts.
  • Virtualized pages where only visible rows exist in the document.
  • Rendered documents or layouts whose visual position matters.
  • Pages that block normal text extraction but remain visible to you.

Very long pages have a capture ceiling. If the limit is reached, the result states how far the capture went instead of claiming full coverage.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I request only the visible window?
Yes. A viewport screenshot remains available when you do not need the whole page.
Does the model see the same stitched image?
It can use the stitched result, but it also keeps the original sections so small content remains readable.

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