DivPic
How to set up DivPic in Safari on Mac
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Safari extensions ship inside a Mac app, and Safari keeps them switched off until you say otherwise. Setup takes about a minute.
- A Mac running macOS 13 Ventura or later
- Safari
Install and turn on DivPic
- Install DivPic from the Mac App Store.
- Open the DivPic app once. This registers the extension with Safari.
- In Safari, open Settings → Extensions and tick DivPic.
Allow DivPic on websites
Safari asks before any extension can read a page. You can allow DivPic site by site, or everywhere at once.
| Option | What it means | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Ask | Safari asks the first time you use DivPic on each site | Using DivPic on a handful of sites |
| Allow | DivPic works on that site without asking again | Sites you capture from often |
| Allow on all websites | DivPic works everywhere | Designers and developers who capture all day |
Change this any time in Safari Settings → Websites → DivPic.
Start capturing
Click the DivPic button in Safari's toolbar, or press ⇧ ⌘ E. From there it works the same as on Chrome and Firefox: see screenshotting an element or copying into Figma.
Troubleshooting
The DivPic button does nothing
Reload the page. Tabs that were open before DivPic was turned on don't have it yet. Also check that DivPic is allowed on that site in Safari Settings → Websites → DivPic.
I can't find DivPic in Safari's Extensions list
Open the DivPic app from your Applications folder once, then look again. Safari only lists an extension after its app has been opened.
Which macOS version do I need?
macOS 13 Ventura or later.
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