WebCapture - Full Page Screenshot & Scrolling Screen Capture

Take full-page scrolling screenshots of any webpage. Annotate, redact, and export to PNG, JPG or PDF. Fast, private, no signup.

WebCapture is a fast, private full-page screenshot tool for Chrome and Edge. Take scrolling screenshots of any webpage — grab the visible area, a selected region, the entire scrolling page, every open tab, or a whole batch of URLs — then annotate, redact, and export to PNG, JPG, or PDF. No account and no signup required, and your captures never leave your browser. Great for bug reports and QA evidence, product research and competitive teardowns, client documentation, receipts and confirmations, and saving long articles or feeds as a single image or PDF. FREE FEATURES: • Capture the visible part of any webpage • Capture a selected region on the page • Capture the full page (scroll capture) • Local history of recent captures (7-day limit) • Annotate with rectangle, arrow, and redaction tools • Download as PNG or JPEG, copy to clipboard, or print • 20 captures per day PRO FEATURES (monthly, yearly, or lifetime): • Capture all open tabs at once • Capture from a list of URLs • Full history access (no 7-day limit) • Advanced annotation tools: ellipse, text, pen • Save annotations back to history • Export as PDF, GIF, or BMP • Try Pro free for 7 days — no card required KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS: • Ctrl+Shift+1 — Capture visible area • Ctrl+Shift+2 — Capture selection • Ctrl+Shift+3 — Capture full page Activate your license key in the extension to access Pro features across up to 3 browsers. What's new in version 1.0.5 • More reliable full-page capture on long feeds and infinite-scroll pages (such as Facebook), modals, and dialog views. • "Stop capture" now cancels immediately, even mid-scroll. • Full-page capture stops cleanly when a page can't scroll any further, so sections are no longer duplicated or overlapped. • Faster, more accurate capture on app-shell single-page apps. • Oversized long-page captures are downscaled to stay within the browser's image limits instead of being cut off early.