CaptureScroll - Full Page Screenshot

Capture full-page, scrolling, visible-area, and element screenshots as PNG or PDF. Private and processed locally.

CaptureScroll captures an entire scrolling webpage as one clean PNG or a paginated PDF, even when the page is much longer than your screen. Choose exactly what you need: a full-page screenshot, the visible browser area, or one selected element. CaptureScroll scrolls and stitches long pages locally, can preload lazy-loaded content, and gives you practical controls for sticky headers, overlays, internal scroll areas, output scale, PDF page size, filenames, downloads, and clipboard copies. Key features: - Capture a full scrolling webpage as one PNG or an A4/Letter PDF. - Capture the visible area or one selected element. - Load lazy page content before long-page capture. - Include floating headers once, on every section, or hide them while stitching. - Temporarily hide overlays and save page-specific presets. - Preview and copy captures, download them as PNG or PDF, or automatically save your preferred format. - Enable one-click capture and choose whether to preview, download, or copy the result automatically. - Reopen recent full-page and element captures for up to 30 minutes. - Use toolbar actions or configurable keyboard shortcuts. Private by default: CaptureScroll has no account, analytics, advertising, telemetry, or cloud-processing service. Screenshots, page details, settings, presets, and temporary capture data stay in your browser profile and are not sent to Latent Builds or third parties. Reopenable Recent data expires after approximately 30 minutes. Local Troubleshooting records store only the page domain, expire after seven days, and never include the full page address or title. CaptureScroll runs only after you choose a capture or page-selection action. It does not request permanent access to every website. Limitations: Chrome pages, extension pages, the Chrome Web Store, and other protected browser surfaces cannot be captured. Very large pages are stopped before they exceed conservative browser canvas limits. Complex nested scroll regions or unusual overlays may require selected-element capture or manual cleanup. PDFs preserve the captured screenshot across standard pages; text is not selectable and links are not interactive. CaptureScroll is free and built by Latent Builds.