PageStitch – Full Page Screenshot

Free full page screenshot of a scrolling page, area, or element. Annotate and save as PNG or PDF. No account, all on your device.

Take a free full page screenshot of any webpage. PageStitch scrolls and stitches the whole page into one sharp image, then lets you annotate it and save it as PNG or PDF. No account, no uploads: your captures are processed and stored only on your device. Capture the whole page or just part of it - Full page: a scrolling screenshot of the entire webpage, including pages wider than the browser window - Visible area: just what is on screen - Select area: drag a rectangle to capture a selected area (drag past the screen edge to select more) - Element: capture a single element, such as a table, a chart, or a post - Delay: wait 3 or 10 seconds before a full-page or visible-area capture - Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+S opens the capture menu (change it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts); press Enter for a full page Annotate screenshots in the free editor Crop losslessly with resize handles, draw arrows and shapes, highlight, write text, and add emoji. Blur sensitive info such as names, email addresses, or account numbers before you share. Stamp the page's site, title, and date (ISO format available), add a watermark or padding, and undo or redo any step. All free. Screenshot to PDF Save the webpage as PDF on one long page, A4, or US Letter, with smart page breaks, clickable links, and page numbers. Even huge captures become a single PDF. Download or copy - Preview the result locally, then download a PNG named after the site, page title, date, and time - Copy the image with a button or Ctrl+C (⌘C on Mac) when Chrome and your operating system permit clipboard access - Pages too large for one image are saved as lossless numbered PNG parts Useful for documentation, design review, QA and bug reports, receipts, and research: any screen capture that needs more than one screen. Private by design PageStitch has no accounts, analytics, advertising, tracking, cloud storage, or remote code. Captures are processed and stored only on your device, never uploaded, and deleted automatically (see Privacy details below). Privacy details Captures are temporarily held in extension-owned browser storage. A single-image capture is deleted as soon as the result page has rendered it; a capture split into several PNG parts is kept while its result tab is open and deleted when you select Close or Capture another. Leftover records, such as those from a result tab closed from the tab strip, a failed render, or a crash, are deleted once they are 24 hours old, when the extension next starts or saves a capture. The site name and page title are kept with the local capture only to name the downloaded file and to title a PDF you save. To make links in a saved PDF clickable, PageStitch also keeps the addresses of links on the captured page, which can include the page's own address; these link addresses stay with the capture on your device, are deleted with it, are never transmitted, and are written into a file only when you save a PDF with Clickable links turned on. A small count of successful captures is kept in extension-owned local storage to decide when to show an optional review-or-support message (at most three times); the count never leaves your device and is deleted when PageStitch is removed. The editor also remembers your last editor settings (color, sizes, fill, blur strength, emoji, padding, date format, and watermark text, position, and opacity) and your PDF settings (page size, clickable links, and page numbers) in local storage on this device; this is never transmitted and is deleted when PageStitch is removed. Limits Chrome system pages, the Chrome Web Store, other extension pages, and non-HTTP(S) pages cannot be captured. Keep the source tab active until capture finishes. Pages with continuously changing layouts, nested custom scrollers, or very large dimensions may not stitch perfectly.