Full Page Screenshot

Take a full page screenshot of the webpage you are on — the whole page, not only what fits on screen. Click once. Chrome does not ask for extra site access at install. How to capture Pin the icon, open a normal website, then click it (or press Alt+Shift+K). The page scrolls while each part is photographed. A new tab opens with your screenshot. Click Download (PNG, JPEG, or PDF). You can also copy, print, or crop — drag a box and let go. A simple full page screenshot tool. No ads in the extension. No account. Permissions stay small: it only works on the tab you click. What you can save • PNG, JPEG, or PDF (A4, Letter, Legal, or Tabloid) • Copy or print from the preview tab • Visible area only, if you do not need the full page • Optional auto-download after capture (Chrome may ask once to manage downloads) • Crop: drag a box on the preview, it applies when you let go. Undo if you need the full image back. • Optional Capture button on websites (you turn it on). Hover × to mute it or shut it down. Long pages The capture must scroll, so give it a few seconds on a tall article. If the page is too large for one image, you get a clear note and the result is split into a few images you can flip through — nothing is cut off in silence. Private The screenshot is built on your computer. We do not upload the image. Optional usage events (install, capture started/finished/failed, save) go to our server so we can see if capture works. Those events include the page address of the tab you captured. No screenshot image. Turn this off in Options. Use Contact us in the preview or Options if something fails. This is an independent screenshot extension. Not affiliated with Full Page LLC or the GoFullPage trademark. Limits Chrome blocks capture on the Web Store, chrome:// pages, the new-tab page, and the built-in PDF viewer. Videos show the frame on screen. Content inside some frames may appear blank.