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Capture an entire scrollable webpage as one image or PDF, then crop, annotate, and blur before saving. Full Page Screenshot Capture takes a screenshot of the entire webpage — not just what's visible on your screen — and saves it as a single image or PDF file. Whether you need to save an article, archive a long webpage, document a bug, or capture an entire scrolling page for a report, Full Page Screenshot Capture does it in one click, right from your toolbar — then lets you crop and mark it up before it ever touches your disk. FEATURES • Capture the full length of any webpage, including content below the fold • Automatically hides sticky headers and floating bars so they don't repeat in your capture • Built-in editor: crop, draw arrows and boxes, add text, and blur or redact anything private • Export as PNG, JPEG, or PDF • Copy the result straight to your clipboard • Capture just the visible area instead, when that's all you need • Set a keyboard shortcut to capture without opening the popup • Works on long, scrolling pages and single-page apps • No account, no sign-up, no watermarks • Nothing is uploaded anywhere — everything happens locally on your computer HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to capture 2. Click the Full Page Screenshot Capture icon in your toolbar (or use your keyboard shortcut) 3. Choose PNG, JPEG, or PDF 4. Crop, annotate, or blur anything private in the editor 5. Download or copy to clipboard PRIVACY Full Page Screenshot Capture does not collect, store, or transmit any of your browsing data. All screenshot processing and editing happens locally in your browser — nothing is ever sent to a server. Perfect for: web designers, developers, QA testers, researchers, students, and anyone who needs to save or share a complete webpage as an image or PDF.
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