One Page — Full Page Screenshot

One Page takes a screenshot of an entire web page, not just the part you can see. Click the toolbar icon and the page scrolls itself while One Page joins the sections into a single sharp image. ONE CLICK, WHOLE PAGE - Click the icon or press Alt+Shift+P to capture the full page - Press Alt+Shift+V to capture only the visible area - Works on long articles, dashboards, chat threads and product pages - Handles pages where an inner panel scrolls instead of the window - A small progress window shows how far along the capture is, and lets you stop it BUILT FOR REAL PAGES - Sticky headers, floating footers and cookie bars are hidden while scrolling, so they do not repeat down the length of your capture - The page is re-checked before every section, so banners that appear part way down a scroll are caught too - Lazy-loaded images are triggered before the capture starts, so you do not get blank gaps - Captures at your screen's full resolution, so text stays crisp on high-DPI displays EDIT BEFORE YOU SHARE - Crop to the exact region you need - Arrows, boxes, ellipses, freehand pen and a highlighter - Text labels and numbered step markers for walkthroughs - Blur anything private before it leaves your machine - Undo, redo and start over SAVE IT YOUR WAY - PNG for exact colour, JPEG for smaller files - PDF as one long page, or split into printable A4 pages - Copy straight to the clipboard and paste into a document, ticket or chat - Choose your own file name pattern PRIVATE BY DESIGN One Page makes no network requests at all. Your captures never leave your computer. There are no servers, no accounts, no analytics and no ads. It requests no site permissions, so it has no access to any page until the moment you invoke it on one. Everything is processed locally in your browser. PERMISSIONS activeTab and scripting are used to capture and scroll the one tab you invoke it on. downloads saves your file. storage keeps your settings. clipboardWrite powers the Copy button. contextMenus adds the right-click menu on the extension's own icon. No host permissions are requested. A NOTE ON LIMITS Chrome does not allow any extension to run on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, or other extensions' pages. One Page will tell you when a page is off limits.