Copy a whole long webpage as one image — full-page screenshot straight to your clipboard, paste anywhere with one key.
Users
61
+29 in 30 days
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0.0 / 5
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#101K
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Version
1.24.5
updated 14 Aug 2026
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About Fullpage Copy
One key copies the entire webpage — not just the part you can see — as a single image, already on your clipboard. Press Option+A, switch to wherever you want it, press ⌘V. Two steps, done.
Every other full-page screenshot extension stops at "here's your download." You still have to open Finder, hunt for the file, ⌘C it, switch app, ⌘V — five steps for something you wanted to paste once. Fullpage Copy skips all of that: the finished image is on the clipboard the moment the shutter sounds.
And macOS's own Cmd+Shift+4 is two steps, but it only grabs the visible window — everything below the fold is missed.
Full page + already copied. That combination is the whole point.
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HOW IT WORKS
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1. Press the hotkey (Option+A on macOS, Alt+A on Windows/Linux), or click the toolbar icon
2. The extension auto-scrolls the page, captures every section, and stitches them into one sharp PNG
3. The PNG is saved to your Downloads folder and a result tab shows you exactly what was captured
4. Paste it wherever you need it — a chat, a doc, a bug report, an AI assistant
No file picking, no digging through Downloads, no copying paths by hand.
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PASTES INTO TERMINALS TOO
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Most screenshot tools put raw image bytes on the clipboard. Terminals — Terminal.app, iTerm2, Windows Terminal — don't accept that, so pasting gives you nothing.
Fullpage Copy writes a real clipboard file reference, the same kind Finder creates when you copy a file. So a terminal-based AI CLI such as Claude Code picks it up and attaches the whole page as [Image #N], while ordinary apps still receive it as a normal image.
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FEATURES
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✓ Captures the entire page, including content below the fold
✓ Handles lazy-loaded content (auto-scroll triggers IntersectionObserver)
✓ Handles SPA inner-scroll containers (Claude.ai, Notion, ChatGPT, Linear)
✓ Neutralizes sticky/fixed headers to prevent duplicates
✓ Saves at native physical resolution (Retina-quality)
✓ Very tall pages stay whole — scaled to fit rather than cut short
✓ Uses a site's own print stylesheet when it has one, for a cleaner capture
✓ Plays a satisfying shutter sound
✓ Free, open-source, no ads, no tracking, no telemetry
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PLATFORM SUPPORT
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• macOS: the image lands on the clipboard automatically (requires a one-time native helper install — see GitHub)
• Windows / Linux: click-to-copy fallback — the result page copies the file path for you to paste
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PRIVACY
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This extension does NOT collect, store, transmit, or share any of your data. Everything happens 100% locally. No analytics, no telemetry, no servers, no third-party APIs.
Full privacy policy: https://github.com/20200207noon-art/fullpage-to-terminal/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
Source code: https://github.com/20200207noon-art/fullpage-to-terminal