Full Page Screenshot

Captures an entire web page and saves it locally as a single PNG image.

Save an entire web page as a single PNG screenshot without opening DevTools. Full Page Screenshot lets you capture an entire web page and save it as a single PNG image. The extension provides two capture modes: • Capture the Entire Page — for regular web pages. • Capture with Fixed Header — for pages with fixed or sticky headers and other elements that remain visible while scrolling. How it works: Open the web page you want to capture. Click the extension icon. Choose the appropriate capture mode. The extension automatically scrolls through the page and captures each visible section. In Fixed Header mode, the extension first analyzes the page to detect elements that remain pinned while scrolling. During the final capture, repeated fixed or sticky elements are prevented from appearing multiple times in the stitched image. The captured sections are combined into one PNG image and saved to your computer. The vertical page scrollbar is excluded from the final image. After the capture is complete, the page returns to its original scroll position. Features: • Capture an entire web page in one image • Two capture modes for regular pages and pages with fixed headers • Automatically detects pinned elements in Fixed Header mode • Prevents fixed or sticky headers from being repeated in the final screenshot • Removes the vertical page scrollbar from the final image • Save screenshots as PNG files • No need to open Chrome DevTools • No account or registration required • No ads • No analytics • No remote executable code • No data is sent to the developer or third parties All screenshot processing is performed locally in your browser. The extension only accesses the active tab after you explicitly start a capture. It uses this temporary access to determine the page dimensions, analyze scrolling behavior when needed, capture the visible sections, combine them into a single image, and restore the original scroll position. Limitations: • Chrome internal pages such as chrome:// pages cannot be captured • Pages with infinite scrolling or dynamically loaded content may change while the screenshot is being created • Some highly dynamic websites may modify their layout while the page is being analyzed or captured • Extremely long pages may be limited by the browser’s maximum canvas size