One click, whole page
Capture a full scrolling page from top to bottom without stitching anything together yourself.
Works in Chrome, Edge, and other Chromium browsers
Simple enough for a quick grab, and reliable on the long pages that usually break screenshot tools.
Capture a full scrolling page from top to bottom without stitching anything together yourself.
The extension makes no network requests. Captures are created, edited, and exported locally, and are never uploaded.
Sticky headers are photographed once, then moved out of the way, so they do not repeat down the image.
Export in the format that suits the job. PDF is generated on your machine, with no conversion service involved.
Trim the image, add arrows and notes, and blur out anything private before you save it.
Press Alt+Shift+P to capture without reaching for the toolbar. Remap it whenever you like.
A standard screenshot leaves out exactly what matters: the context hidden below the fold. Full Page Capture measures the page, scrolls it one screen at a time, photographs each screen, and joins the results into a single image.
The page is put back exactly as it was afterwards, and the finished capture opens in an editor tab where you can crop it, mark it up, and export it.
Read the detailsGenerated on your own machine, then saved to your downloads.
Sticky headers are photographed once and then hidden, so they do not repeat down the image. Captures continue in the background, so closing the popup will not interrupt one.
Some layouts genuinely cannot be measured, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise: pages that scroll inside an inner panel, content embedded from another site, and endless feeds can all produce an incomplete image. There is a 200-screen ceiling so a feed that never ends cannot capture forever.
Choose a format to finish.
Your browser warns you that this extension can read the sites you visit, and it is right to. Here is what that actually means.
There is no network request anywhere in the extension, no analytics, and no telemetry. Check it yourself on the Network tab of developer tools while capturing.
Nothing happens until you click the icon or press the shortcut. The extension does not watch pages in the background, and refuses to run on browser settings pages.
A capture is held in your browser's local storage so the editor can open it, then deleted about six hours later. Exports you save are ordinary files you control.
The short answers are below. The full FAQ covers troubleshooting, limits, and data handling.
It records the whole document from top to bottom, including everything below the fold, and saves it as one continuous image rather than several separate screenshots.
No. The extension contains no code that sends data to a server, and there is no server behind it. Everything happens in your browser, and captures are cleared from local storage after about six hours.
A capture has to read the page you are looking at, and you can start one on any site, so the permission cannot be narrowed in advance. It is used only while a capture you started is running.
No. There is no paid tier, no subscription, and no account to create.
Free to use, with no account and no subscription. Version 1.1.0.
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