Full Page Screenshot & Webpage to PDF

Capture complete webpages. Auto-scroll, stitch, annotate, and export locally as PNG, JPG, or PDF.

Capture a complete webpage from top to bottom with Full Page Screenshot & Webpage to PDF. This Chrome extension creates a full-page screenshot that includes the content below the visible part of your screen. With one click, it automatically scrolls through the current page, captures each visible section, removes overlapping areas, and joins the sections into one clean image. Use it whenever an ordinary screenshot captures only part of a long article, product page, dashboard, documentation page, online receipt, report, portfolio, conversation, or research page. Instead of manually taking several screenshots and trying to combine them, you can capture the entire webpage in one continuous result. ONE-CLICK FULL-PAGE CAPTURE Start a capture from the extension’s toolbar icon or with its keyboard shortcut. The page scrolls automatically from top to bottom while the extension records each section. Once the process is complete, the original scroll position is restored and the finished result opens in a separate editor tab. The capture engine measures where the page actually scrolls instead of assuming that every website behaves in the same way. It removes overlaps between frames to prevent duplicated lines and missing sections. This produces a cleaner scrolling screenshot, even when browser zoom or sub-pixel positioning changes the exact distance moved between captures. BUILT FOR REAL WEBPAGES Modern websites often contain elements that make a long webpage screenshot difficult. Sticky headers, floating navigation bars, lazy-loaded images, animations, custom scrolling panels, and pages that change while scrolling can create repeated or incomplete results. The extension temporarily adjusts sticky and fixed elements so that headers appear where they belong instead of repeating throughout the final image. It gives lazy-loaded images and web fonts time to appear, allows animations to settle, hides scrollbars during capture, and restores the original page afterward. If the document itself does not scroll, the extension can detect an important nested scrolling container, such as a dashboard panel, mail interface, chat window, modal, or web application. This makes it useful when you need to capture a scrollable section that extends below the visible screen. CAPTURE VERY LONG PAGES SAFELY Browsers impose technical limits on the maximum dimensions and memory size of a single image. When an extremely long page would exceed those limits, the extension divides the result into several downloadable parts. These parts meet edge to edge so that content is not silently omitted. This approach lets you save long reports, extensive documentation, lengthy articles, large landing pages, and other tall pages without receiving a blank or corrupted image. The result page clearly shows when a capture has been divided into parts. EDIT AND ANNOTATE THE SCREENSHOT Every completed capture opens in a built-in screenshot editor. You do not need to paste the image into another application just to make a quick correction or explain something. Crop away unwanted edges, draw with the pen, add straight lines, arrows, rectangles, or ellipses, and use the highlighter to draw attention to important details. Add text for instructions or feedback and use stickers when a visual marker is helpful. Undo and redo controls make it easy to correct editing changes. The blur tool helps protect private information before you share a screenshot. You can obscure a name, email address, account number, address, customer detail, internal value, or another sensitive section directly in the editor. EXPORT AS PNG, JPG, OR PDF Save the result as a lossless PNG when image clarity is the priority. Export a smaller JPG when you need a more compact file and adjust the quality to balance detail and file size. You can also convert the webpage screenshot to PDF. Choose A4, Letter, Legal, or a page size fitted to the captured image, and select portrait or landscape orientation. For paginated PDF documents, the exporter looks for quieter horizontal areas when placing page breaks so that lines of text are less likely to be cut in half. The image can be copied directly to the clipboard for pasting into a document, message, presentation, issue tracker, or design review. Configurable filename patterns help create more useful file names for repeated capture workflows. USEFUL FOR PRACTICAL WORK A full-page capture provides a visual record of exactly how a webpage appeared. It can help explain a layout problem, document a software bug, preserve a page for offline reference, collect design inspiration, prepare visual feedback, save an online confirmation, or include a complete webpage in a report. Developers and QA teams can capture an entire interface and mark the exact place where a problem occurs. Designers can preserve complete layouts rather than isolated screen sections. Support teams can create annotated instructions, while students and researchers can keep visual copies of long reference materials. These are examples of the same central purpose: capturing and communicating a webpage as an image or PDF. PRIVATE, LOCAL PROCESSING Screenshot capture, stitching, editing, and export happen on your device. Images and webpage content are not uploaded to a processing server. The extension makes no network requests and includes no analytics, telemetry, advertising tracker, or remote configuration. It does not read your browsing history. Chrome grants temporary access to the active tab only when you deliberately start a capture. The page URL and title are used locally for the result heading and suggested filename. Completed captures are stored temporarily in the extension’s local browser storage so the result page can open large images reliably. Older captures are removed automatically, and the settings page includes an option to clear stored captures immediately. FOCUSED PERMISSIONS The extension uses activeTab to access only the page you choose to capture, scripting to measure and scroll that page, storage to remember your preferences, and unlimitedStorage to handle large screenshot files locally. It does not request broad access to every website, cookies, browsing history, identity, notifications, or account information. LANGUAGE AND SETTINGS The interface automatically follows your browser language when a supported translation is available. You can also open Settings and choose another interface language manually. Your language preference and capture options are stored locally as settings and can be changed whenever needed. GOOD TO KNOW Chrome prevents extensions from running on protected browser pages such as chrome:// addresses, the Chrome Web Store, the New Tab page, and pages belonging to other extensions. Those pages cannot be captured because of browser security restrictions. Keep the target tab visible while a capture is running because Chrome can photograph only the active tab. Cross-origin frames appear as they are rendered on the page, but Chrome does not allow an extension to scroll a separately hosted frame. Some virtualized lists and websites with custom scroll-jacking behavior may expose only the content they currently render. For local file pages, enable “Allow access to file URLs” from the extension’s details page. For the most source-accurate dimensions, use 100% browser zoom. Full Page Screenshot & Webpage to PDF is a focused, privacy-conscious tool for capturing an entire scrolling webpage, editing the result, hiding sensitive details, and saving it locally as PNG, JPG, or PDF—without an account or upload.