Full Page Screenshot

Capture full pages, areas or elements, annotate, add device mockups, and export as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF.

Capture the whole page, not just what fits on screen. Full Page Screenshot scrolls the page for you, waits for images and fonts to load, and stitches everything into one sharp image. Then you can annotate it, put it in a device frame, and export it in the format you need. CAPTURE • Full page: the entire scrollable page in one image, with sticky headers and floating widgets handled so they don't repeat • Visible area: exactly what's on screen • Area: drag a rectangle or click to snap to an element; resize it, type an exact size, or lock an aspect ratio • Element: capture everything inside a scrolling panel, such as a chat, a sidebar or a feed • Right-click any element: "Capture this element" or "Capture from here down" • Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+S captures the page without opening the popup CONTROL • Render as Desktop, Tablet or Mobile to see the responsive layout • Delay timer (3, 5 or 10 seconds) so you can open menus and hover states first • Hide elements first: click away cookie banners, chat bubbles or ads before capturing • A live progress view shows images still loading, with a "Capture now" button EDIT • Arrow, rectangle, pen, highlighter, text and numbered steps • Blur to hide personal information, spotlight to draw attention, magnifier to zoom into details • Crop, undo and redo, zoom • Device mockups: phone, tablet and browser frames on gradient, solid, blurred, custom-image or transparent backgrounds EXPORT • Download as PNG, JPEG or WebP, or copy to the clipboard • Combine several screenshots into one PDF • Optional compression for smaller files ORGANIZE • Your last 25 screenshots are kept in a searchable gallery • Select several at once to download, copy or delete them LIGHT AND DARK MODE • The popup, editor and gallery follow your system theme PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your computer. Screenshots are stored only in your browser, the extension makes no network requests, and there are no accounts, analytics or ads. Note: while a capture runs, Chrome shows a bar saying the extension "started debugging this browser". Capturing a full page at full quality needs Chrome's DevTools protocol on that one tab. The extension disconnects as soon as the capture finishes. Chrome doesn't allow extensions to capture its own pages (chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store).