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Capture an entire web page by scrolling, stitch it into one long screenshot, then crop and annotate before saving. Full Page Screenshot & Editor captures an entire web page — not just the part you can see — and lets you mark it up before you save. Instead of taking a dozen screenshots and piecing them together, it scrolls through the whole page automatically and stitches every frame into a single, seamless image. Then it opens a built‑in editor so you can crop and annotate right away. ✂️ Full‑page capture One click scrolls top to bottom and stitches the page into one long screenshot. Works on ordinary pages and on modern app layouts that scroll inside an inner panel. Sticky headers and cookie banners are hidden after the first frame, so they appear once instead of repeating down the image. 🎨 Built‑in editor Crop to the part you care about, then add rectangles, arrows, text labels, and highlights. Pick any color and line width, undo or redo as you go, and download a crisp PNG when you're done. 🕑 History Every capture is saved to a visual gallery. Reopen any one in the editor, download it again, or delete it in a click. Your most recent captures are always a tap away. 🔒 Private by design Everything runs locally in your browser. Your screenshots are stored only on your device and are never uploaded to any server or shared with anyone. Great for: bug reports, design feedback, saving articles and receipts, documentation, and sharing long pages that don't fit on one screen.
Jul 19, 2026
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