Pageful

Capture a whole web page as one image. Crop, stamp, copy, and download for free. Nothing leaves your device.

Pageful saves an entire web page as one image, from the top to the bottom, including the parts you have to scroll to see. Click the toolbar icon, press Alt+Shift+S, or right-click the page and choose Capture the whole page. The extension scrolls through the page, takes screenshots, joins them, and opens the result in a new tab. Keep the tab in front while it works. A small panel shows progress and lets you cancel, or stop and keep what has been captured so far. Need only part of a page? Press Alt+Shift+E, or right-click and choose Capture part of the page. Then click an element, such as a chart, a post, or a table, or drag to select an area. You can also use the arrow keys to choose an element and Enter to capture it. An element taller than the screen is still captured whole. What it handles: - Long pages. Very tall pages are saved as several images, and the result tells you. - Pages that scroll inside a box, such as mail, documents, and chat threads. - Images and sections that only load as you scroll. It scrolls through once first. - Headers and footers that stay on screen. They appear once, not on every screenful. - Lists that only keep visible rows on the page, as many chat apps do. Overlaps are checked pixel by pixel, so rows are not repeated or lost at the joins. - Zoomed pages and high-resolution displays. Captures are at the screen's full resolution. What you can do with a capture, all free: - Crop it, or undo the crop to see the page around a part you picked - Add the page address and the capture date, at the top or bottom - Copy it to the clipboard - Download it as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF (A4 or Letter, split across pages or fit on one page) - Find recent captures again in the history, stored on your device When something cannot be captured, the extension says why and what to do next. Browser settings pages, extension stores, and the built-in PDF viewer are off limits to every extension. Local files need the "Allow access to file URLs" setting, and the extension shows you where it is. If you stop a capture early, or the page changes partway through, the result is labeled as partial. Privacy: the extension makes no network requests. No analytics, no account, no uploads. It cannot see any page until you start a capture on it. Captures and history stay in your browser until you delete them. Free and coming next: everything listed above is free and will stay free. A Premium tier with annotation and other extras is planned but not available yet. Nothing in the extension today is locked or limited.