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A bug report in one image
Testers and support agents attach the whole page instead of a pile of cropped shots, so nobody asks what was below the fold.
Free extension for Chrome
Full page screenshot, top to bottom, in one PNG
Press Alt+Shift+S or click the toolbar button. The extension scrolls for you, takes a scrolling screenshot screen by screen and saves the entire webpage, web app or chat as one PNG in your Downloads.
845 users on the Chrome Web Store
Also works in Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium browsers.
At a glance
- What it does
- Scrolls the page from top to bottom, captures it screen by screen and saves it as one PNG in your Downloads folder.
- How to start
- Press Alt+Shift+S (Option+Shift+S on a Mac) or click the toolbar icon. You can change the shortcut.
- Output
- PNG only, named after the page title. No PDF, no JPG, no editor.
- Who it is for
- Testers and support teams filing bug reports, designers, marketers archiving pages, students saving articles.
- Price
- Free. No account, no paid version, no watermark.
- Data
- Captures stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded, no analytics.
- Works in
- Chrome and other Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store. Not Firefox or Safari.
- Limits
- Height limit 5,000–100,000 px (30,000 by default). Captures the width of your window. Chrome's own pages (chrome://, the Chrome Web Store) can't be captured.
- Version
- 2.7.0, updated October 23, 2026
Three steps, one file
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Open the page
A long article, a product page, documentation, a feed or a web app.
- 2
Press Alt+Shift+S
Or click the icon and Capture Full Page. The page scrolls by itself, and you can stop at any moment.
- 3
Open the PNG
One image lands in your Downloads, named after the page. The page scrolls back to where you were.
Where one image beats six
PNG
An article or a receipt to keep
Save an article, a recipe or an order confirmation as one file you can open offline, in any image viewer.
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Feeds, chats and web apps
Endless feeds stop at your height limit. Web mail and chat threads that scroll inside a panel are captured down to the last message.
What it does
One sharp file
Every screen is joined into one image named after the page title. PNG keeps text and lines crisp and opens anywhere.
Sticky headers once
Fixed top bars, cookie banners and chat buttons show up in the first screen, then hide for the rest of the scroll.
Panels that scroll
When the page stays still and a panel scrolls, as in web mail, chats and dashboards, that panel is captured top to bottom.
A height limit you set
From 5,000 to 100,000 px, 30,000 by default. Feeds that keep loading stop there instead of scrolling forever.
recent captures
Thumbnails of your last five screenshots stay in the popup. Hover for title, address, size and time; click to download again.
Very tall pages
A capture taller than the largest image Chrome can build is scaled down to fit instead of failing.
Why a normal screenshot cuts the page off
A screenshot holds only what fits on your screen. A long article, a product page or a chat thread is many screens tall, so the usual way is to scroll, take six shots and glue them together in an editor.
Chrome has a full-size capture, but it is hidden in DevTools: open DevTools, press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac), type “screenshot” and pick the full-size one. It captures the document, so a web app or a chat that scrolls inside a panel comes out as one screen. Full Page Screenshot scrolls whatever really scrolls, from one button or one key.
Your captures stay with you
No account, no uploads
Captures are made and saved on your computer. The extension has no server and sends nothing anywhere.
Only when you ask
It touches a tab only when you click the button or press the shortcut, and never your other tabs.
Four permissions
Active tab and scripting to scroll and capture the page you chose, downloads to save the PNG, storage for your settings.
Chrome DevTools vs Full Page Screenshot
| Chrome DevTools vs Full Page Screenshot | Chrome DevTools | Full Page Screenshot |
|---|---|---|
| Start a full page capture | Open DevTools, press Ctrl+Shift+P, find the full-size screenshot command | One click or Alt+Shift+S |
| Web mail, chats and apps that scroll inside a panel | Only the part of the panel on screen | The whole panel, top to bottom |
| Infinite scroll feeds | Only what has loaded so far | Scrolls and follows the feed up to your height limit |
| Find a capture again | Look in Downloads | Last five in the popup, one click to download |
| Price | Built in | Free |
Questions
How do I take a full page screenshot in Chrome?
Add Full Page Screenshot, open the page and press Alt+Shift+S, or click the extension icon and Capture Full Page. The page scrolls by itself and one PNG of the whole page is saved to your Downloads folder.
Can I take a scrolling screenshot with a keyboard shortcut?
Yes. Alt+Shift+S (Option+Shift+S on a Mac) captures the current tab. To change it, click the shortcut in the popup and press new keys, or set it on chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Why does my full page screenshot show only the first screen?
On web mail, chats and many web apps the page itself doesn't scroll; a panel inside it does. The extension finds that panel and captures it from top to bottom.
Can it capture an infinite scroll page?
Yes. It keeps scrolling while the feed loads more, up to the height limit you set in the popup: 5,000 to 100,000 pixels, 30,000 by default.
Can it save a webpage as PDF or JPG?
No. It saves PNG only, which keeps text sharp and opens in any app. There is no PDF or JPG export and no editor.
Where are my screenshots saved?
In your Downloads folder, as a PNG named after the page title. The last five also stay in the popup, where one click downloads them again.
Is it free? Does it upload my screenshots?
It's free, with no account and no watermark. Captures stay on your computer: nothing is uploaded and there are no analytics.
Does it work in Edge, Brave or Opera?
Most Chromium browsers install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, including Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. Firefox and Safari are not supported.
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