Full Page Screenshot & Screen Capture: Area, Element, PDF

Full Page Screenshot & Screen Capture Take a screenshot of an entire web page, not just the part you can see. This extension scrolls the page, stitches every frame together, and hands you one clean image. It works offline, keeps your screenshots on your own machine, and never talks to a server. Four ways to capture: Pick a mode from the toolbar popup or the right-click menu: - Full page: the whole page, top to bottom, scrolled and stitched. There's also an Instant engine that grabs it in a single shot. - Visible area: exactly what's on your screen right now, in one click. - Select area: drag a rectangle over any part of the page and capture just that. - Element: point at a section and capture it on its own. The page keeps working while you aim, so you can scroll, hover, and open dropdowns before you commit. A small bar rides the highlight so you can grab a tall section in full, pull in content that's scrolled out of view, or grow and shrink the selection. Edit before you save: The built-in annotation editor lets you crop, draw with a pen or highlighter, add lines, arrows, rectangles, ellipses, and text, and blur out anything you want to redact. Undo, redo, zoom, and keyboard shortcuts are all there. Save it your way: - Download as PNG, JPEG (with a quality slider), or PDF. Very tall captures split across multiple PDF pages. - Copy straight to the clipboard as PNG. - Rename any capture. The name becomes the filename and is searchable later. - Set your own filename pattern using tokens like domain, title, date, and time, with subfolders if you want them. Screenshot history: Every capture is saved locally. Search by name, title, or site, sort by date, name, or size, then re-download, re-copy, or re-edit. Delete one, delete several, or clear the lot. Settings that stick: Choose a light, dark, or system theme. Set your default format, quality, and output scale from 0.5x up to 3x. Tune the scroll delay, hide sticky headers so they don't repeat down the image, and pre-scroll pages that load images lazily. Your data stays yours There are no external servers, analytics, fonts, or third-party libraries. Screenshots live in your browser's local storage and settings stay on your device. The extension only reads a page when you ask it to, using the activeTab permission instead of blanket access to every site. A keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+S) captures the full page without opening the popup.