Fullshot: Full Page Screenshot

Capture the visible part or the full page. Save as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, or copy to clipboard.

Fullshot takes a screenshot of the visible part of a page or the entire page in one click, and saves it as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, or copies it to your clipboard. FEATURES - Full page screenshots: Fullshot scrolls the page for you and joins it into one image. Sticky headers and floating bars appear only once. - Visible part: capture exactly what you see on screen. - Four formats: PNG, JPG, WebP and PDF. - Copy to clipboard: paste the screenshot straight into chats, docs or design tools. Copies are always PNG. - Keyboard shortcuts: set your own keys for Visible Part and Full Page in Chrome settings. Off by default, so they never clash with your other shortcuts. - Remembers your last area and format. - Light and dark theme that follows your system. - Available in 14 languages. HOW TO USE 1. Click the Fullshot icon in the toolbar. 2. Choose Visible Part or Full Page, then pick a format. 3. Click Capture & Save to download the file, or Capture & Copy to put it on your clipboard. Tip: open Keyboard shortcuts from the popup to capture without opening it. A shortcut saves the file in the last format you chose. PRIVACY Screenshots are made on your device and never leave it. Fullshot has no account, no analytics and sends nothing to any server. Your area and format choice are stored only in your browser. PERMISSIONS - Access to the current tab: used only when you click a capture button or press your shortcut, to take the screenshot of that tab. - Scripting: scrolls the current page during a full page capture, then puts it back where you left it. - Downloads: saves the screenshot file to your Downloads folder. - Clipboard: puts the screenshot on your clipboard when you choose Capture & Copy. - Storage: remembers your last area and format. GOOD TO KNOW - Chrome does not allow screenshots of its own pages, such as chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store. - Very long pages take a little while, because Chrome limits how often a screenshot can be taken. Extremely long pages are scaled down to fit the maximum image size. - On pages that scroll inside a panel instead of the whole page (some web apps), Full Page captures the visible part. FEEDBACK Made by Wado Design. Ideas and feedback welcome: https://x.com/wadodesign