How to image a webpage

The simplest way is to display the web page, press Shift+the Print Screen button (sometimes labelled PrtScrn) at the top right of your keyboard, open Paint and paste the image from the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+V. Then save the image with the name of your choice, preferably as a .jpg file. There are many utilities which also allow you to make a screen capture in this way. I use Irfanview, which is a simple image editing/viewing program. This will capture a picture of the screen and either save it directly with whatever file name you specify or paste it into the viewing screen. This is rather easier than the 'native Windows' method above. This will only save what you see on the screen. If the webpage scrolls, then you either have to scroll down and do this as many times as there are screens full or use the browser menu to do File, Save Page As, Web Page Complete. This will NOT save it as an image but as an HTML file with all the images on the page in a separate folder (with the same name as you gave the file). That will enable you to open the page even if you are offline.

You can use this software called SnagIt.It is easy to save some webpage as an image.