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Capture an entire web page as a single stitched screenshot, then save as PNG, copy to clipboard, or export as PDF. CaptureFullPage screenshots an entire web page, not just the part you can see. Click the toolbar icon and it scrolls the page for you, captures it a viewport at a time, and stitches the frames into one continuous image. It handles the things that usually break full-page screenshots: - Lazy-loaded images and reveal-on-scroll sections are triggered before the capture starts, so they do not come out blank. - Headers that stick or turn fixed as you scroll are put back into place, so they appear once at the top instead of repeating the whole way down. - Browser zoom is measured from the capture itself and corrected, so the image is not stretched or squashed. When it finishes, the result opens in a new tab, where you can: - Save it as a PNG at full resolution - Export it as a PDF - Copy it straight to your clipboard PRIVACY The extension makes no network requests at all. Capturing, stitching and PDF generation happen entirely inside your browser. There is no account, no server, no analytics, and no third-party code. It does not request <all_urls> or any other host permission. It uses activeTab, which grants access only to the tab whose icon you clicked, and only for that click, so it holds no standing access to any site you visit. Privacy policy: https://capturefullpage.site/privacy.html KNOWN LIMITS - Very tall pages can exceed the browser's canvas limits. You get a clear message rather than a blank image. - Only the width of your viewport is captured. Pages that scroll sideways are cropped rather than stitched in both directions.
Aug 15, 2026
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