Full Page Screenshot
Visible Area
Captures exactly what is on screen right now. No scrolling, no stitching. Instant snapshot of the current viewport.
Best for: quick captures
Free Forever · Chrome Extension
Full page screenshots in one click.
Take a full page screen capture of any website: snap the visible area, snip a region, or scroll-and-stitch the whole page. Every screenshot opens in the built-in editor, ready to annotate and export.
4.8 from 569 ratings · 100,000+ users on the Chrome Web Store
Works offlineManifest V3
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Capture modes
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Annotation tools
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Export formats
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Accounts required
Capture Modes
Three ways to capture any page
Click the extension icon and choose your capture: the visible screen, a snipped region, or a whole page screenshot. All three modes open in the same built-in editor.
Snip & Capture
Drag to draw a selection box over any part of the page. Release to capture just that region with pixel-perfect precision.
Best for: specific regions
Full Page
One-click full page capture: scrolls through the entire page and stitches every viewport into one seamless image. Up to 40 scroll passes, handles lazy-loaded content.
Best for: entire pages
New in 3.0
Beautify & Browser Frames
Frame and style your screenshots.
Beautify wraps a capture in a designed frame: adjustable padding, six background presets, rounded corners, drop shadow. Browser Frames add authentic chrome showing the page's real URL.
example.com/pricing
Same pixels, presentation-ready. The screenshot itself is never cropped or clipped, because the radius applies to the frame, not the capture.
Backgrounds
Six presets
Indigo
Ocean
Sunset ✓
Mint
Slate
Paper
Plus adjustable padding, corner radius, and shadow.
Browser Frames
Four styles, real URL
macOS window
Windows window
URL bar top
URL bar bottom
Date Stamps
Proof of when
DateDate & timeISO ✓
2026-08-12T14:03:00Z
Stamped into the frame, never onto your capture. Nothing is cropped, clipped, or painted over.
Features
Full page screenshot features
Handles the edge cases other tools ignore: lazy loading, sticky headers, parallax, modals, and pages up to 32,700px tall.
Three Capture Modes
Click the icon and choose: snap the visible area, drag to snip a region, or scroll-and-stitch the full page. All three modes open in the same built-in editor.
Framework Aware
Special handling for parallax effects, AOS animations, Squarespace layouts, Notion tables, and Skrollr. Suppresses all CSS transitions during capture.
Modal Auto-Dismiss
Cookie banners, popups, and dialogs are automatically detected and dismissed. Fixed headers are pinned. Sticky elements handled gracefully.
Built-in Editor
Seven annotation tools: select, text, arrows, rectangles, circles, freehand draw, and blur. Full undo/redo with keyboard shortcuts.
SelectVTextTRectangleRArrowACircleCDrawPBlurB
Multi-Format Export
PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF. Adjustable quality slider. Custom filenames. Persistent preferences.
PNG
Lossless
JPG
Quality slider
WebP
Best compression
Documents
Screenshot History
A grid of all your captures with thumbnails, page titles, URLs, and timestamps. Select multiple, download in bulk, or delete. All in a few clicks. Keeps the 10 most recent by default, adjustable from 1 to 20.
Text stylingNew
Bold, italic, 8–200px. The bundled typeface renders identically everywhere.
Two erasersNew
Object eraser removes a whole annotation in one click; pixel eraser rubs out part of one. Never touches the screenshot underneath.
Unsaved-changes protectionNew
Asks before discarding unsaved annotations, so markup is never lost.
Blur means blurred.
Blur is applied to the exported file, not just the preview. What you redact stays redacted.
card ending in 4242 4242
still blurred in the exported PNG
Capture Accuracy
Sticky headers appear once, not forty times.
Scroll-and-stitch is easy to do badly. The capture engine pins what floats, waits for what loads late, and re-checks every seam before it saves.
What the engine handles
- Sticky and floating elements appear once, in place
- Lazy-loaded content is waited for
- Pages that grow during capture are tracked
- Inner scrolling panes handled
- Videos paused during capture, resumed after
- Seam verification re-captures misaligned strips
- True Retina / high-DPI pixel density
How It Works
How to screenshot a whole page
From click to export in seconds. No learning curve, no account required.
01Three capture options
Click the icon, choose your mode
Click the extension icon and a popup appears with three options: Visible Area, Snip & Capture, or Full Page. Pick one and capture begins immediately.
02Seven built-in tools
Edit & annotate
Crop, blur sensitive info, draw arrows, add text. Switch between original and edited versions anytime. Full undo/redo with keyboard shortcuts.
03PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF
Export your way
Download as PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF. Set quality, name your file, and it remembers your preferences between sessions.
Export & History
Export formats and screenshot history.
Four formats, savable defaults
PNG
Lossless quality
JPG
Quality slider
WebP
Best compression
PDF
Documents
Remembered between sessions
Default formatPNG
Export scale2×
JPEG quality92%
Annotation4px
Adjustable scale and quality, custom filenames, and the Settings panel remembers your default format, scale, and annotation style between sessions.
History that tidies itself
A thumbnail grid of recent captures: reopen in the editor, delete one or many, download in bulk. Auto-cleanup keeps the 10 most recent by default; set it anywhere from 1 to 20.
What is Full Page Screenshot?
Full Page Screenshot is a free Chrome extension with three capture modes: snap the visible area for a quick page snapshot, drag to snip any region, or scroll-and-stitch a full webpage screenshot from top to bottom. Whether you need one entire page screenshot of a long article or a website full page screenshot for an audit, it handles lazy-loaded content, sticky headers, and dynamic frameworks like Squarespace and Notion across up to 40 scroll passes. After capture, a built-in editor provides seven annotation tools: text, arrows, shapes, freehand drawing, and blur for redacting sensitive data. Export as PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF with adjustable quality settings. Built on Chrome's Manifest V3 platform, the extension works entirely offline, collects no user data, requires no account, and is completely free with no premium tiers. Not sure which tool fits your workflow? Our guide to choosing a full page screenshot extension walks through what to look for.
Privacy
Nothing leaves your browser.
Screenshots are captured, edited, and exported entirely on your machine. No account, no upload, no tracking in the extension. It even works offline.
Built and maintained by Kaushik Prasath, an independent developer.
100% localNo accountNo uploadWorks offlineNo tracking in the extension
FAQ
Full page screenshot FAQ
Everything you need to know about Full Page Screenshot.
8 common questions answered
Install the Full Page Screenshot extension, then click its icon in your Chrome toolbar. A popup appears with three capture modes. Select Full Page and the extension automatically scrolls through the entire page, captures every section, and stitches them into a single image. The screenshot opens in a built-in viewer where you can edit, crop, and export it.
Use Chrome on your Mac with the Full Page Screenshot extension: click the icon, choose Full Page, and it captures the whole page from top to bottom. macOS shortcuts like Cmd+Shift+4 only capture the visible screen, so the extension is the simplest way to take an entire page screenshot on a Mac.
Full Page Screenshot supports exporting to PNG (lossless quality), JPG (with adjustable quality slider), WebP (best compression), and PDF (for document sharing). You can also set custom filenames and your quality preferences are saved between sessions.
Yes, Full Page Screenshot is completely free. There are no premium tiers, no accounts required, and no data collection. It works offline and stores all captures locally in your browser.
Yes. Full Page Screenshot includes a built-in editor with seven annotation tools: text, arrows, rectangles, circles, freehand drawing, blur, and a selection tool. You can also crop screenshots, adjust colors, undo/redo changes, and switch between original and edited versions.
Yes. The extension pre-scrolls pages up to 40 times to trigger lazy-loaded content. It detects and handles fixed/sticky headers, dismisses cookie banners and modals, and has special handling for parallax effects, AOS animations, Squarespace, and Notion.
Full Page Screenshot offers three modes. Visible Area captures exactly what is on screen right now with no scrolling. Snip & Capture lets you drag a selection box over any part of the page to capture just that region. Full Page scrolls through the entire page and stitches every viewport into one seamless image. All three modes open in the built-in editor after capture.
Yes. Use Snip & Capture mode: click the extension icon, select Snip & Capture, then drag to draw a box around the region you want. Release the mouse and the selected area is captured and opened in the editor automatically.
From the blog
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