FullSite Shot

FullSite Shot captures a complete web page as a single image, not just what fits on screen. It scrolls the tab, stitches the tiles, and opens a viewer so you can annotate, copy, or download PNG and PDF. The work happens in your Chrome: captures are not sent to any developer server. Created by Root Digital CR. How to use it: 1. Open a regular website (http or https). 2. Click the FullSite Shot icon or the default shortcut Alt+Shift+S. You can change that shortcut in Chrome’s extension shortcuts. 3. Wait a few seconds while the page is scrolled and stitched. 4. Review the result in the viewer: annotate if you want, then copy or download PNG or PDF. Capture: - Scrolls the page automatically and stitches what is on screen into one image. - Works for long pages, not only the first viewport. - Tries to include content that appears as you scroll (lazy loading) when the page allows it. - Fixed or sticky headers are handled so they are not repeated on every tile. - Zoom and high-resolution displays are covered in the usual flow. Annotations: - Hand (H) to pan around the capture. - Pen (P) to draw; a click leaves a dot. - Color and a fixed set of thicknesses (1 to 32 px relative to the real image). - Eraser (E) that only removes annotations; it never changes the original capture. - Undo and redo (Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Y or Ctrl+Shift+Z; on Mac also ⌘Z and ⌘Shift+Z). - Clear all, with confirmation on the button itself; it can be undone. Export: - Copy to the clipboard. - Download PNG. - Download PDF (an A4 document built on the device). - If there are marks, they are flattened only in the exported file; the original image and your editing stay intact. Privacy and control: - No analytics, accounts, ads, or telemetry. - No global host permissions: only the active tab, after your click or shortcut. - Images, title, URL, size, date, and annotations are stored in IndexedDB of this Chrome profile. - Language and theme are stored in this profile’s local storage. - Uninstalling the extension or clearing site data removes those captures, annotations, and preferences. Help, Privacy, and Scope and limitations live in the extension (right-click the icon, or the viewer links). What it does not promise: - It does not turn a full PDF into one continuous capture; Chrome’s PDF viewer is not a normal web page. - It does not scroll every small inner panel or every iframe; if that content fills almost the whole tab, it does try to walk it. - Pages that load forever stop at a safety limit. - Chrome will not capture internal pages (chrome://) or the Chrome Web Store. - Videos, GIFs, or live dashboards may show different moments in different stretches. - Local files require turning on “Allow access to file URLs” in the extension details. The “Support the project” link is optional and opens Root Digital CR’s Ko-fi profile. FullSite Shot does not send captures or preferences.