Full Page Screenshot

Capture an entire web page in one shot, mark it up, and save it as an image or PDF.

No more scrolling, snapping, and stitching. Full Page Screenshot captures the page you're looking at from top to bottom in a single image, then lets you hide or highlight anything right there before you save it. Sharing a spec, reviewing a design, filing a bug, archiving a record: when a long page has to be kept exactly as it looks, one click starts it. Capture and edit in one place - Capture a whole web page as a single image - Zoom in and crop to just the part you need - Cover private or irrelevant details with pixelation or a solid block - Point out what matters with arrows, rectangles, pen, highlighter, text, and number stamps - Undo and redo, so a slip costs nothing - Save as PNG, WebP, JPEG, or a multi-page A4 PDF - Copy to the clipboard, save straight away, or save as Long pages come out clean Instead of scrolling bit by bit and gluing pieces together, this uses Chrome's own capture engine to read past the edge of the screen. Menus that follow the scroll no longer repeat down the middle of the image, and pictures that only load as you scroll are fetched first. What you capture stays on your computer No account, no sign-in. Captured images and page content are never sent to a server, and files are saved only on your computer. Your settings, such as image format and file naming, stay inside your browser. How to use it 1. Open the page you want to keep. 2. Click the extension icon or press Ctrl+Shift+Y. The first time, a short permission explanation opens first. 3. In the preview, tidy up what you need, then copy it or save it as an image or PDF. Good to know While capturing, Chrome may briefly show a bar reading "…is debugging this browser." That is Chrome's official extension API doing the work of reaching past the visible screen, and it disappears the moment the capture finishes. Chrome Web Store pages and internal chrome:// pages cannot be captured, because Chrome's security policy blocks extensions there. Next time a long page needs keeping, take it in one go.