Guide · Screenshots

How to take a full-page screenshot in Chrome.

Save a complete webpage, even when it extends below your screen.

A full-page screenshot captures the visible screen and the content below it as one long image. It helps when you need to save a landing page, document a dashboard, or show an entire bug state.

1. Install CaptureShot for Chrome

Open the Chrome Web Store listing, add the extension, and pin it to your toolbar for quick access.

2. Open the page you want to capture

Let the page finish loading. Open any menus or states you want included in the capture.

3. Choose full-page capture

Click the CaptureShot icon and select the full-page option. The extension scrolls and combines the page into a preview. Some sites with complex dynamic layouts may need a second attempt.

4. Edit and export

Crop unwanted space, add an arrow or label, and blur private details. Download the result as PNG, JPG, or PDF, or copy it to your clipboard.

Ready to capture the whole page?

Install CaptureShot