Full Page Screenshot · What this tool does
Capture your screen in the browser, or stitch a scrolling webpage into one long screenshot. Screen capture lets you pick a tab, window or whole screen. Full-page capture compares frames as you scroll and appends only new content, keeping sticky headers and fixed footers once. Frames are processed on your device, and you can select the area to keep before exporting.
How to use it
- Choose screen capture, or choose full-page capture and pick the tab to capture.
- For a long capture, start at the top and scroll down steadily, then return to the tool and select Finish.
- The whole image is selected by default. Drag the selection edges to keep only part of it, then download PNG.
Practical tips
- If you scroll too fast, the tool asks you to scroll back a little and continues once the frames line up.
- Long captures keep the tab’s native resolution, up to about 32,000 pixels tall, and finish automatically at that limit.
- Use desktop Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Mobile browsers cannot capture the screen. Chrome and Edge capture more reliably in the background.
Frequently asked questions
Is the page uploaded to a server?
No. Capturing and stitching happen in your browser. There is no screenshot server, and frames are not stored.
Why is the scrollbar visible in a long screenshot?
The tool captures what the tab actually shows, including the page’s own scrollbar. Drag the right edge of the selection inward before exporting to remove it.