Full Page Screenshot Add to Chrome

The whole page. One image.

Full Page Screenshot scrolls the page for you, waits for images to load, and stitches everything into one sharp screenshot. Then mark it up, frame it, and export it.

Add to Chrome, it's free or press Alt Shift S on any page

Capture

Pick what to capture, then click once

Choose a mode in the popup, or use the keyboard shortcut to capture the full page right away.

Full page
The whole scrollable page, without repeated sticky headers or chat bubbles.
Visible
Exactly what is on screen right now.
Area
Drag a rectangle or snap to an element, then set an exact size.
Element
Everything inside a scrolling panel, like a chat or a feed.
Desktop, tablet or mobile3, 5 or 10 s delayHide banners firstRight-click to capture
The extension popup with the Full page, Visible, Area and Element modes, device and delay options, and recent screenshots
A full landing page captured as one tall image
1280 × 4881 px

Area & element

Or just the part you need

Select a region with handles and exact pixel sizes, or click a panel that scrolls on its own to get all of its content.

Dragging a capture area over a dashboard, with a 772 by 266 size readout and Capture button
AreaDrag, resize, nudge with the arrow keys, or lock 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or 9:16.
Hovering a chat's message list, labelled as a scrolling element 1040 by 1641 pixels
The whole conversation captured as one image1040 × 1641
ElementThe whole conversation, not just the messages you can see.

Edit

Point out what matters before you share

Every capture opens in an editor. Blur emails and names, number the steps, and crop to the part that counts.

ArrowRectanglePenHighlighterTextStep numbersBlurSpotlightMagnifierCrop
The editor with a pricing card spotlighted, a red box around the price, an arrow, a Best value label and numbered steps

Mockups

Put it in a phone, tablet or browser

Pick a frame and a background: a color, a gradient, a blur of the screenshot, your own image, or none. Ready for slides, docs and posts.

The mockup panel showing a mobile capture inside a phone frame on a pink gradient

Privacy

Your screenshots never leave your computer

No uploads

The extension makes no network requests. Captures are saved in your browser only.

No account

Nothing to sign up for, no analytics, no ads.

Only when you ask

It reads a page only after you start a capture on it.

Read the privacy policy

Questions

Good to know

Why does Chrome say the extension "started debugging this browser"?

To capture beyond the visible screen at full quality and to render tablet or mobile layouts, the extension uses Chrome's DevTools protocol on the tab you're capturing. Chrome shows that bar whenever this happens. The extension disconnects as soon as the capture is done.

Are there pages it can't capture?

Chrome doesn't let extensions capture its own pages, such as chrome:// settings pages and the Chrome Web Store. Every regular website works. If DevTools is open on the tab, close it first.

Where are my screenshots saved?

In your browser, inside the extension's own storage. The 25 most recent are kept. Download the ones you want to keep for good, or delete any of them yourself.

Some images are missing from my capture. What can I do?

The extension waits for images and fonts before capturing and shows what's still loading. On very slow pages, wait for that progress to finish instead of pressing Capture now.

Can I change the keyboard shortcut?

Yes. Open the popup and click the keyboard icon, or go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Capture your first full page

Free, no account, nothing uploaded.

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