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Capture the entire scrollable page as a single PNG image. Full Page Capture is a lightweight, privacy-first Chrome extension that allows you to take high-quality, full-length screenshots of any scrollable webpage with a single click. Unlike other screenshot tools that send your data to third-party servers, inject ads, or require unnecessary host permissions, Full Page Capture runs 100% locally on your device. Key Features: - 📸 True Full-Page Capture: Captures the entire scrollable height of the page seamlessly using the Chrome DevTools Protocol. - 🔒 Privacy First: Zero telemetry, no tracking, and no external servers. Your browsing data and screenshots never leave your machine. - ⚙️ Customizable Output: Choose between lossless PNG or compressed JPEG formats with adjustable quality directly in the popup. - 🖼️ Retina Ready: Support for 1x and 2x (Retina) scale factors for crisp, high-resolution results. - 🚀 Extreme Limits: Specifically engineered to handle massive, long-scrolling websites safely (supports pages up to 100,000 pixels tall without crashing). How it works: Simply click the extension icon, choose your preferred format, and hit "Capture". The extension flawlessly captures the page from top to bottom—avoiding double-rendered sticky headers or layout shifts—and instantly provides the image file for immediate download. No bloat. No subscriptions. Just perfectly captured pages.
Mar 15, 2026
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