FrameBuffer
The official FrameBuffer. Capture to document.
Turn long screenshots and scrolling screen recordings into clean, readable PDFs or multiple images. The official FrameBuffer brings careful frame selection, page splitting, and export together on iOS and macOS. Free, with no in-app purchases.
The official FrameBuffer You captured the whole thing. Now make it readable. FrameBuffer turns towering screenshots and long screen recordings into multipage PDFs or multiple images.
On iPhone and iPad
scroll it, then save it Record yourself scrolling a website, a conversation, or other content. FrameBuffer carefully selects frames and handles repeated navigation bars and the iOS status bar so they do not keep interrupting the result. The aim is a clean document that looks like it came from an Export as PDF button. Adjust the parsing to get the result you want.
On Mac
finish what the screenshot tool started Some capture tools leave you with an image tens of thousands of pixels tall: a skinny strip when it fits on screen, an endless scroll when you zoom in. This is why FrameBuffer was made. Split that enormous capture into readable pages and export a multipage PDF or separate images.
Two platforms. The same capabilities. The workflows above are starting points, not platform restrictions. Both versions can process tall screenshots and screen recordings. Use a recording on your Mac, or split a giant screenshot on your iPhone or iPad. FrameBuffer also includes OCR text extraction and controls for refining the page splits.
Free to get the job done Available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. No in-app purchases.
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