Capture the
whole page. One click.
Long articles, dashboards, whole websites. FullShot scrolls, stitches and saves them as one clean PNG, JPEG or PDF.
Watch it in 28 seconds
From endless scrolling to one clean image. Sound on for the full effect.
How it works
No account, no upload, no fuss.
Click
Open the page, click FullShot (or press Alt+Shift+S) and pick Full page.
It scrolls and stitches
FullShot walks down the page, takes the screenshots and joins them without seams.
Copy or save
Preview the result, copy it to the clipboard, or download it as PNG, JPEG or PDF.
Small, sharp, private
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Full, visible or selected
Capture the whole page, just what you see, or drag a rectangle around one area.
PNG, JPEG and PDF
Lossless PNG, small JPEG, or a ready-to-share PDF with one page per section.
No repeated headers
Fixed and sticky menus appear once at the top instead of down the whole image.
Handles app-style pages
Sites that scroll inside a panel are detected and captured too.
Very long pages
Tall pages are split into several images automatically. Nothing gets cut off.
Zero tracking
Screenshots never leave your device. No analytics, no accounts, no server.
Install
Download the latest build directly. Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons listings are on the way.
Chrome · Edge · Brave · Opera
- Unzip the download to a folder
- Open
chrome://extensionsand enable Developer mode - Click Load unpacked and pick the folder
Firefox 140+
- Unzip the download
- Open
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox - Click Load Temporary Add-on… and pick
manifest.json
Questions
How do I take a full-page screenshot in Chrome?
Install FullShot, open the page, click the button and choose Full page (or press Alt+Shift+S). A preview opens where you can copy or download the image.
Does it upload my screenshots?
No. Screenshots are made and kept on your device only. The only network request is an optional daily version check on GitHub that you can turn off.
Why doesn't my sticky header repeat?
After the first screen FullShot hides fixed and sticky headers while it scrolls. You can turn that off in the settings.
Can it capture very long pages?
Yes. Very tall pages are split into several images, and PDFs get several pages. Copy to clipboard works up to about 32,000 pixels tall.
Why can't I capture a browser page or a store page?
Browsers block extensions on their own pages and on extension stores. Open a normal website instead.
Made by Mohamad Almousli
I build small, sharp tools. See my portfolio and other projects.
Free forever. MIT licensed.
Read it, fork it, improve it. The whole extension is plain JavaScript.
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