FullPageSnap - Full Page Screenshot, Scrolling Screen Capture

Capture an entire webpage in one click. FullPageSnap takes full page screenshots of any website — scrolling captures, long screenshots, complete articles — and saves them as PNG or JPEG. 🎯 What it does • Full page capture — scrolls the page automatically and stitches every section into one continuous image • Visible part capture — a single shot of what's on screen right now • Pixel-perfect stitching — tile positions come from the real scroll coordinates, so sections line up exactly, with no gaps and no repeated content • Sticky elements handled — fixed headers, navigation bars and cookie banners are hidden during the capture and restored afterwards, so they don't repeat down the image • Works inside web apps — detects inner scrollable areas, the kind used by documentation sites and web apps, and asks which one to capture when it isn't obvious • Very long pages — pages beyond the browser's 32,767px canvas limit are split into parts you can review and download separately • PNG or JPEG — full resolution PNG, or JPEG at 90% quality for smaller files ⭐ It tells you when it can't Some pages can't be captured faithfully: infinite feeds that unload content as you scroll, and sites with scroll-driven animations. Most tools hand you a broken image and say nothing. FullPageSnap notices that the page changed underneath it and tells you, so you always know whether to trust the result. 🚀 Made for ✓ Content creators archiving full articles and tutorials ✓ Researchers and students documenting online sources ✓ Digital marketers capturing complete landing pages ✓ Bug reports that need the whole page, not just the visible part ✓ Anyone who needs a webpage as an image 💡 How it works Open the page you want to capture Click the FullPageSnap icon and choose Full page or Visible part Watch the progress in the toolbar badge while the page scrolls Preview the result and download it as PNG or JPEG 🔒 Privacy Everything happens on your device. Screenshots are never uploaded and the extension has no server behind it. It asks only for what it needs: access to the tab you invoke it on, script injection to scroll the page, downloads to save the file, and local storage for your settings. 🆓 Free, with no catch No subscription, no account, no watermark, no upsell. A note on where it can't run Chrome doesn't allow extensions to operate on its own internal pages, on the Chrome Web Store, or inside the built-in PDF viewer. FullPageSnap says so when you're on one of those, instead of failing quietly. Developed with ❤️ by Dentoku Dev Support future development: https://buymeacoffee.com/snighedis