Full Page Screenshot

Paste a URL and get the entire web page in one image - header to footer, with the parts you normally scroll to see. No extension and nothing to install: it works in any browser, on a phone too. Need only the top of the page or a phone view? Use Website Screenshot.

Try: Enter to capture

Presets

Device - browser window size

How to take a full page screenshot

Paste the URL. Type or paste the address of any public web page. Full page is already switched on here.
Pick the width. Desktop gives the classic wide layout. Tablet and Mobile capture the narrower versions of the same page.
Choose the format. PNG keeps text sharp. JPG and WebP make long pages much smaller. PDF keeps the text selectable.
Capture and save. Press Capture. The page is scrolled so lazy images load, then saved as one file you can download, copy or annotate.

In a hurry on a slow site? Press Capture anyway on the progress card to grab what has loaded so far.

How long can a full page screenshot be?

Images stop at 16,000 pixels of height. That is about 20 desktop screens, enough for almost every page.

Output	Tallest page	Good for
PNG, JPG or WebP at 1x	16,000 px	Most pages, docs and tickets
PNG, JPG or WebP at 2x	8,000 px of page (16,000 px image)	Retina-sharp text on shorter pages
PDF - one long page	19,000 px	A single continuous sheet
PDF - A4 or Letter	No limit, split into pages	Very long articles, printing

When a page is taller than the limit, the result says so. Switch to PDF to get all of it.

Got a tall PNG that is too heavy to send? Shrink it with Compress PNG or convert it with PNG to WebP.

Why full page captures go wrong - and the fix

Blank boxes instead of images

Lazy images load only when scrolled to. We scroll the page first - for slow sites, raise Wait before capture to 5 or 8 seconds.

A sticky header in the way

Menus and chat bubbles that follow the scroll can cover content. Put their class or id into Hide elements.

A cookie banner on top

Banners from 40+ consent tools are cleared for you. Home-made ones may need a delay or a Hide elements rule.

Pages that never end

Infinite feeds have no bottom, so the capture stops at the height limit. You get the first stretch, not the whole internet.

Full page or first screen?

Full page suits archives, design reviews, content audits and before-and-after shots of a redesign.
First screen shows what visitors see before they scroll - right for thumbnails, link previews and above-the-fold checks.
Just one part? Capture the full page, then cut out the section with the Image Cropper.

Need the phone version of a long page? Mobile Website Screenshot has iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy sizes. Want an image file from a link? See URL to PNG.

Safe by design

Our browser visits each page as an anonymous, logged-out visitor.

It only talks to public websites. Every request, including redirects, images and scripts, is checked, and anything pointing at a private or local network is refused.

Captured files are deleted from the server after 4 hours. Your recent captures stay in your own browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste the page URL above and press Capture. The page opens in a browser on our server, gets scrolled from top to bottom and comes back as one image.

Nothing is installed and nothing gets permission to read the pages you visit.

Up to 16,000 pixels tall as PNG, JPG or WebP - roughly 20 desktop screens. With 2x pixel density the limit is 8,000 pixels of page.

For anything taller, choose PDF. The A4 and Letter options split the page across as many sheets as it needs.

Many sites load images only when you scroll to them. We scroll the whole page before the shot, but slow servers need more time.

Open Wait before capture and pick 5 or 8 seconds, then capture again.

Yes. This page works in any mobile browser, and the screenshot is made on our server, so the phone does not have to stitch anything.

Pick the Mobile width to capture the phone layout, or Desktop to get the wide version from your phone.

Press F12 to open DevTools, then Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac), type screenshot and run Capture full size screenshot.

That is the way to go for pages behind a login, which an online tool cannot reach.

Yes. Open Format and choose PDF, then A4, Letter or one long page. The text stays selectable and links keep working.

To turn pasted code or a file into a document instead, use HTML to PDF.

Yes - free, no sign-up and no watermark. There is a fair-use limit of 10 captures a minute and 120 an hour, so the camera stays available for everyone.