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Capture visible viewport, full page, or desktop/window/tab screenshots. Get The Full Page gives you four powerful ways to capture any web page — all processed locally on your device, with nothing ever uploaded. CAPTURE MODES • Select Region — drag a box over any part of the page for a precise crop. A live pixel-dimension readout shows your selection size as you drag. • Visible Viewport — one click captures exactly what's on screen right now. Instant, no scrolling. • Full Page — automatically scrolls from top to bottom, stitches every section into one tall image. Works correctly on Retina / HiDPI displays. • Desktop / Window — opens Chrome's native picker to capture any screen, app window, or browser tab. AFTER EVERY CAPTURE A live preview appears before anything is saved. From there you can: – Download as PNG (lossless, full resolution) – Download as PDF (single-page, no external library) – Copy to clipboard — paste directly into Figma, Notion, Slack, email, or anywhere else – Annotate with arrows, boxes, text, and blur/redact regions – Discard if you change your mind CAPTURE HISTORY Your last captures are saved locally with thumbnails so you can revisit or re-export without recapturing. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Alt+Shift+S — Capture visible viewport Alt+Shift+R — Select a region Alt+Shift+F — Capture full page Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+G — Open the popup DELAY TIMER Set a 3 s, 5 s, or 10 s countdown before capture — perfect for catching hover states, dropdown menus, or tooltips. PRIVACY No accounts. No uploads. No tracking. No analytics. Every screenshot stays entirely on your machine. Nothing is ever sent to any server.
Aug 13, 2026
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