Full Page Screenshot

Capture an entire webpage as one image (not just the part you can see) then preview, annotate, and export it without anything leaving your device. GoFullPage! FULL PAGE CAPTURE Click the toolbar icon and choose Capture full page, or press Ctrl+Shift+1 on Windows and Linux, or Command+Shift+1 (⌘⇧1) on Mac. The extension scrolls the page, stitches the captured slices together, and opens a preview tab. A progress popup shows status while it works, with a Stop button to cancel. VISIBLE AREA CAPTURE To grab just the current viewport, press Ctrl+Shift+2, or Command+Shift+2 (⌘⇧2) on Mac, or right-click the toolbar icon and choose Capture visible area. EDIT AND EXPORT In the preview tab you can crop the image and annotate it with shapes, arrows, lines, and freehand drawing. Then download a PNG, download a PDF split into letter-aspect pages, or copy the image straight to your clipboard. PRIVACY Everything happens on your device. There is no account, no analytics, and no remote server. Captures are held locally for the preview tab and are never uploaded. Permissions are kept minimal: activeTab, scripting, and contextMenus. No host-wide website access, no browsing history, and no remote code. NOTES AND LIMITS Chrome does not allow capturing chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, DevTools, or the built-in PDF viewer. Local file:// pages work once you enable "Allow access to file URLs" on the extension's Details page. Very tall pages may be truncated to stay within Chrome's capture and canvas limits.