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The full page screenshot tool

Capture the entire page.
Not just what you can see.

FullPageSS captures complete webpages from top to bottom in one click. Edit, organise, copy and export high-quality screenshots without manually scrolling or stitching images together.

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Free to start · No account · Screenshots stay on your device

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FullPageSS

Capturing page…

One image

Built for people who work on the web.

  • Designers
  • Developers
  • Marketers
  • QA Teams
  • Founders
  • Researchers

The old way

Stop stitching screenshots together.

Taking multiple screenshots, scrolling manually, cropping overlapping sections and combining images in an image editor wastes time — and the seams always show.

Without FullPageSS
  1. Screenshot
  2. Scroll
  3. Screenshot
  4. Crop
  5. Align
  6. Stitch
  7. Repeat

Seven steps, an image editor, and a result with visible seams where the sections meet.

With FullPageSS

Click once → complete screenshot

FullPageSS scrolls the page, captures every screen, handles sticky headers, and joins the frames into a single seamless image.

Features

Everything you need to capture the web.

Built around one job — getting a complete, accurate, usable screenshot out of any page — and doing that job properly.

A very long landing page
2,880 × 14,320 px

Every pixel. Top to bottom.

FullPageSS scrolls the page for you, captures each screen and joins the frames into one seamless image — however long the page is.

  • Sticky headers and floating chat widgets appear once, not on every screen
  • Lazy-loaded images are given time to arrive before the shot
  • Your scroll position and the page are restored exactly as they were
  • Very tall pages are scaled to fit, and the app tells you when it did

Capture exactly what matters.

Four modes, one shortcut each. Take the whole page, only what is on screen, a region you drag, or a single element you point at.

The complete page from top to bottom, stitched into one image.

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Editor — FullPageSS
Fix this1

Make screenshots useful.

Point at the bug, label the step, blur the email address. Annotations stay editable until you export — move an arrow or resize a box long after you drew it.

  • Crop
  • Arrow
  • Text
  • Rectangle
  • Circle
  • Highlight
  • Blur
  • Pixelate
  • Draw

Never lose a useful screenshot.

Every capture is saved with its page title, website, dimensions, size and date — searchable, filterable, and stored on your own machine.

  • Search by page title, domain or full URL
  • Filter by today, this week, this month or favourites
  • Star the ones you need again — favourites are never auto-removed
Screenshots — FullPageSS
Search by title, domain or URLAllTodayFavourites

Pricing — Acme Analytics

acme.com · 2h ago

Design systems handbook

handbook.dev · Yesterday

Checkout flow — step 2

shop.example · Tuesday

Competitor landing page

rival.io · 3 Aug

Docs — authentication

docs.example · 2 Aug

Dashboard overview

app.example · 1 Aug

Export your way.

Download it, or copy it straight to your clipboard and paste into Slack, Figma or a document.

PNGJPGWebP

Files you’ll actually recognise.

A filename pattern you control, built from the domain, page title, date and dimensions.

Instead of

Screenshot 2026-08-14 193829.png

You get

fullpagess-shopify-pricing-2026-08-14.png

Privacy first

Your screenshots belong to you.

Screenshots routinely contain things you would never post publicly — customer names, invoices, unreleased work. So FullPageSS is built so that capturing a webpage does not send it anywhere.

Read the privacy policy
  • Local by default

    Screenshots are stored in your browser on your own device. Capturing, editing and exporting all happen locally. On the free plan the extension makes no network requests at all.

  • Minimal permissions

    FullPageSS uses activeTab, which grants access to a page only at the moment you ask for a capture. It does not request access to all websites, so Chrome never warns that it can read your browsing history.

  • No data selling

    We do not sell screenshot contents, browsing history or personal information, and we do not share them with advertising networks or data brokers.

  • No injected advertising

    FullPageSS never inserts ads, affiliate links or tracking scripts into the pages you visit.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

  1. 01

    Open FullPageSS

    Click the extension icon in your toolbar, or press the keyboard shortcut on any page.

  2. 02

    Capture full page

    FullPageSS works through the entire webpage automatically, with a progress bar and a cancel button.

  3. 03

    Edit or export

    Annotate, blur, crop — then copy to your clipboard, download it, or keep it in your history.

Use cases

Built for real workflows.

The same capture engine, used very differently depending on what you do all day.

Designers

Save website references and UI inspiration at full resolution, not cropped fragments.

Developers

Document implementations, layouts and regressions with the whole page in one image.

QA Teams

File visual bug reports with arrows, numbered steps and the full context.

Marketers

Capture competitor funnels, ad pages and landing pages before they change.

Agencies

Share annotated client website reviews without a screen-recording call.

Researchers

Archive pages exactly as they appeared, with the URL and date recorded.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it saves you time.

The free plan is a real plan, not a trial. Pro exists for people who capture screenshots every day.

Free

$0forever
  • 10 full-page captures a day
  • Unlimited visible and selected-area captures
  • Editor, PNG and JPG export
  • 7-day local history
Chrome Web Store — Coming Soon

FullPageSS Pro

$39per year

or $4.99 monthly — yearly saves 35%

  • Unlimited full-page captures
  • Unlimited screenshot history
  • Pixelate tool and WebP export
  • New Pro features as they ship
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

A Chrome extension that captures an entire webpage in one click — top to bottom, without you scrolling — then lets you crop, annotate, blur and export the result.

The whole page.
One click.

Capture complete webpages without stitching screenshots together by hand.

Chrome Web Store — Coming Soon