Pagerama — Full Page Screenshot

Pagerama takes a screenshot of the WHOLE page — not just the part you can see. Long articles, endless documentation, dashboards taller than your monitor: Pagerama scrolls, captures and stitches them into one seamless image. Then it lets you crop, annotate and blur before you save. And it never uploads anything. There is no server to upload to. ━━ FOUR WAYS TO CAPTURE ━━ • Full page — the entire document, stitched without seams (Alt+Shift+P) • Visible area — exactly what's on screen (Alt+Shift+V) • Select area — drag a box around any region • Select element — click any element; arrow keys widen or narrow the selection ━━ BUILT-IN EDITOR ━━ Crop, arrows, rectangles, text, highlighter, freehand pen and pixelating blur — with 100 levels of undo. Export as PNG, JPG or PDF, or copy straight to your clipboard. ━━ IT HANDLES THE HARD PAGES ━━ Full-page capture fails in a dozen quiet ways. Pagerama was built around each one: • Sticky headers appear ONCE, not on every screen • Cookie bars and chat bubbles don't repeat down the image • Lazy-loaded images are woken up before capture • App layouts that scroll inside a panel are detected and captured properly • Browser zoom and HiDPI screens stay pixel-accurate • Your page is restored exactly as it was — scroll position and all ━━ PRIVACY IS THE ARCHITECTURE, NOT A SETTING ━━ • No servers — captures are stitched in your browser and stay on your device • No account, no sign-in • No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting • No ads, no tracking • The extension makes ZERO network requests. Open DevTools and check. Pagerama requests four narrow permissions and no host permissions at all, which means it cannot read websites in the background — only the one tab you point it at, only when you click. Free, with no upsell in the way of the core features.