Save Android print jobs as images — pick PNG, JPEG, or SVG.
Pikselmark installs into Android's printing framework, so any app — browser, mail, Drive, a PDF viewer — can hand its print jobs to it as PNG, JPEG, or SVG files. Pick the format per page; pick the folder. Rendering and saving run on your device, with no upload and no account.
- Works offline
- No upload, on-device
- Three formats, one folder
Where format choice earns its keep
Four print jobs that benefit from picking a format.
Any printed page can become PNG, JPEG, or SVG. These four are the cases where the format you pick — lossless, photo-friendly, vector-clean — actually changes the result on disk.
Receipts & tickets
Save lossless PNG when the text matters — long order numbers, gate codes, fine print stay razor-sharp.
Photos & marketing mailers
JPEG keeps the file small without visible banding on gradients — a quality 92 default avoids the rings.
Charts & diagrams
SVG stays crisp at any zoom — vector clean-up, no raster fuzz, easy to drop into a slide or a doc.
Mixed print jobs
Pick the format per page; Pikselmark writes each one to the folder you chose, in the format you picked.
The three taps
From any print dialog to a saved image file.
- 01
Open any print dialog
From browser, mail, Drive, or a PDF viewer — Share → Print, or use the system print action. Android hands the rendered page to the print framework.
- 02
Pick Pikselmark → pick a format
In the service selector pick Pikselmark. The format row shows PNG, JPEG, and SVG side-by-side — tap the one that fits this page.
- 03
Pick a folder, save
Pikselmark shows the Storage Access Framework folder picker. Pick the folder you want, tap Use this folder, and each page lands there as image-001.png, image-001.jpg, or image-001.svg depending on the format you picked.
FAQ
Four things people ask first.
Offline, privacy, format choice, and the pricing model — answered in one line each.
Try it on your phone
Install Pikselmark, open Print, save the image.
Ten free exports across every format — no timer, no account. The eleventh opens a single one-time US-dollar unlock.