Roller - Full Page Screenshot

Capture an entire web page, top to bottom, as one clean PNG, JPEG, or WebP image.

Roller saves the entire web page you're looking at, from the top to the very bottom, as one clean image. Click the Roller icon, press Capture page, and Roller scrolls through the page for you, joins it into a single seamless picture, and puts the page back exactly where you were. WHAT YOU GET • Full-page screenshots stitched into one image • Visible-area screenshots when you only need what's on screen • PNG, JPEG or WebP, at 1× or sharp 2× for retina screens • Sticky menus and floating bars appear once instead of repeating down the image • Lazy-loaded pictures load before capture, so nothing is missing • Works on web apps that scroll an inner panel, like inboxes and dashboards • Saves straight to your download folder, or turn on "Ask where to save" to pick a folder each time • A folder button that shows your last capture • Alt+Shift+P (Option+Shift+P on Mac) captures the full page without opening Roller • Remembers your settings HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to save. 2. Click the Roller icon in the toolbar, or press Alt+Shift+R (Option+Shift+R on Mac). 3. Pick a format and scale, then click Capture page. GOOD TO KNOW • Pages are captured up to 30,000 pixels tall. Very long captures at 2× are scaled down to fit Chrome's image size limit, and Roller tells you when it does. • Chrome doesn't let extensions capture its own pages, such as Settings, or the Chrome Web Store. • You can change the keyboard shortcuts at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. PRIVACY Roller only reads a page when you ask it to capture. Your screenshot is made on your computer and saved where you choose. Roller has no servers, accounts, ads or analytics, and nothing is uploaded or shared.