Full Page Screenshot & PDF Capture

Take a full page screenshot of any website and save it as a PNG image or a PDF. It captures the whole page, not just the part on your screen. One click, no account, no sign-up. Free. Private. Nothing you capture leaves your browser. WHAT IT DOES - Full page screenshots. It scrolls the page top to bottom and joins every section into one image. - Save as PNG. Crisp and lossless. - Save as PDF. One long page, printable Letter pages, or a full-resolution multi-page PDF that stays sharp on very long pages. - Copy to clipboard. Grab the screenshot and paste it anywhere. - Any length. A small indicator shows progress when a big page will take a little longer. - Sticky headers handled. Sticky navigation bars and cookie banners will not repeat down the image. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No account, no login, no ads, no trackers. - The screenshot is built inside your browser. - Nothing is uploaded. Your capture never touches a server. - It reads a page only when you click the button on it (the activeTab permission). It cannot see any other tab and does nothing in the background. HOW TO USE 1. Open any web page. 2. Click the toolbar icon, or press Alt+Shift+P. 3. Watch it capture the full page. 4. Download as PNG or PDF, or copy it to your clipboard. Tip: pin the extension (click the puzzle-piece icon in your toolbar) so it stays one click away. GOOD TO KNOW - Browser pages such as the Chrome settings, the Web Store, and the built-in PDF viewer cannot be captured. That is a Chrome restriction, and you will get a clear message. - Very long pages are scaled to fit a single image. Use the full-resolution PDF option to keep every section sharp. ABOUT A free tool from Chris Narine, founder of Fivenson Studios. Built for people who want a fast, private way to save a full web page.