Scrolling Screenshot – Full Screen Capture

Capture an entire webpage with one click. Save vertical and horizontal overflow as PNG.

Scrolling Screenshot – Full Screen Capture saves full webpages and the scrollable areas inside them as PNG files. It lets you choose the part that actually scrolls, so a long panel or dashboard can be saved without taking the entire surrounding page. ✨ WHAT IT DOES • Capture a full page screenshot or select a nested scrollable section by pointing at it. • Include content beyond the visible width as well as content below the fold. • Keep fixed and sticky page elements from repeating in every captured frame. • Adapt when lazy-loaded content makes the selected area grow during capture. • Save large results in lossless PNG parts when a single image would exceed the size limit. 🚀 HOW TO USE 1. Open a regular webpage and click the extension icon. 2. Move the pointer to outline the page or the scrollable area you want, then click it. 3. Keep the tab active while the extension captures and downloads the PNG. Press Esc to cancel. 🎯 WHO IT'S FOR Save a long report or article for reference. Capture a scrollable table or dashboard panel for a bug report. Document a wide page that extends past the browser window. 🔒 PRIVACY The extension processes screenshots inside your browser and saves PNG files through Chrome's download system. Its capture code does not upload page images to a server. It runs when you click its toolbar icon and uses temporary access to the active tab. ❓ FAQ Can I capture a scroll area inside a page? Yes. Move the pointer over it and click the outline. The extension selects the nearest scrollable container, or the full page when none is under the pointer. Will a very large scrolling screenshot lose resolution? No. When the result exceeds a single PNG's limit, the extension divides the captured area into multiple PNG files instead of scaling it down. Captures are limited to 100 viewport frames or 60 seconds; if that limit is reached, the completed portion is downloaded. Can it capture Chrome settings or another internal page? No. Chrome blocks extension scripts on internal pages such as chrome://settings. File pages require you to enable Allow access to file URLs in the extension's settings. Scroll containers inside an iframe cannot currently be selected, although visible iframe content appears in a page capture.