Page Capture — Full Page Screenshot

Capture an entire webpage, preview it in a new tab, and save it as PNG, JPEG, or PDF.

Page Capture makes full-page screenshots simple without giving up useful tools. Capture and editing run locally in your browser, so you can use it with confidence. Capture an entire webpage with one click, review the result in a new tab, and save only when you are ready. The clean interface stays approachable for everyday use while offering flexible export and editing options when you need them. Key features: - Full-page, visible-area, and selected-area capture - Reduces repeated sticky headers, floating banners, cookie notices, and overlays - Preview before saving—no automatic downloads - Save as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF - Crop, draw, highlight, add arrows, shapes, text, blur, and redact - Undo, redo, keyboard shortcuts, capture history, and smart PDF page breaks - Media checks to help identify black or unstable areas Free version: - Full-page and visible-area capture - Preview in a new tab and PNG saving - Duplicate reduction for fixed and sticky elements - Sortable date-and-time filenames and local capture history - Try Pro features up to 3 times per day—no purchase or sign-in required Pro — one-time US$3.49 purchase (final local-currency price shown at checkout): - Unlimited JPEG, WebP, PDF, clipboard copy, scaling, and media diagnostics - Selected-area and element capture - Full annotation and redaction tools - Advanced PDF controls including paper size, orientation, margins, headers, and smart page breaks - No subscription and no device limit when using the same Google account Privacy by design: Captures and edits are processed locally in your browser. Page Capture does not upload your screenshots or browsing content to our servers, does not sell user data, and does not use unrelated tracking. Google sign-in is used only to verify an optional Pro purchase, and Stripe handles payment details directly. Page Capture cannot capture Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, or pages that block extensions. It does not bypass DRM or operating-system screen protection, so protected media may appear black.