FullPageShot

Name: FullPageShot
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Aleš Kancilija

Capture full-page screenshots as images or PDFs with automatic scrolling

As of June 2026, FullPageShot has 5 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Developer Tools category.

Aleš Kancilija Developer Tools

Chrome Web Store ↗.crx

Users+66.7%

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5.00

1 reviews

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Version

1.2.0

Manifest V3

90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 1 version update.

History

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Tracking since Apr 20, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 20, 2026	3	5.00	1	1.1.0
May 10, 2026	3	5.00	1	1.2.0
May 15, 2026	4	5.00	1	1.2.0
May 27, 2026	5	5.00	1	1.2.0
Jun 9, 2026	4	5.00	1	1.2.0
Now	5	5.00	1	1.2.0

Changelog

Apr 20, 2026

description

Capture full-page screenshots of any webpage as a high-quality PNG image or PDF document.

FullPageShot automatically scrolls through the entire page, captures each viewport, and stitches them into a single seamless image — sharp on both standard and Retina/HiDPI displays.

Features:
• Save as PNG image or PDF
• Smart sticky element handling — hides fixed headers and footers from middle captures, keeps them at the top and bottom where they belong
• URL header — optionally adds the page URL above the screenshot
• Capture length limit — set a max number of screens to capture, perfect for infinite-scroll pages where you only need the first few screenfuls
• SPA support — works on single-page apps like LinkedIn and Twitter that use custom scroll containers
• Right-click context menu — capture without opening the popup
• All settings are saved between sessions

How to use:
1. Click the FullPageShot icon in your toolbar
2. Choose "Save as Image" or "Save as PDF"
3. The extension scrolls the page and saves the file automatically

Or right-click anywhere on the page → Full Page Shot → Save as Image / Save as PDF.

Privacy:
FullPageShot works entirely offline. No data is sent anywhere — all processing happens locally in your browser. No account required.

Capture full-page screenshots of any webpage as a high-quality PNG image or PDF document.

FullPageShot automatically scrolls through the entire page, captures each viewport, and stitches them into a single seamless image — sharp on both standard and Retina/HiDPI displays.

Features:
• Save as PNG image or PDF
• Smart sticky element handling — hides fixed headers and footers from middle captures, keeps them at the top and bottom where they belong
• URL header — optionally adds the page URL above the screenshot
• Start from the top — on by default; turn off to capture from your current scroll position instead of scrolling to the top first
• Capture length limit — set a max number of screens to capture, perfect for infinite-scroll pages where you only need the first few screenfuls
• SPA support — works on single-page apps like LinkedIn and Twitter that use custom scroll containers
• Right-click context menu — capture without opening the popup
• All settings are saved between sessions

How to use:
1. Click the FullPageShot icon in your toolbar
2. Choose "Save as Image" or "Save as PDF"
3. The extension scrolls the page and saves the file automatically

Or right-click anywhere on the page → Full Page Shot → Save as Image / Save as PDF.

Privacy:
FullPageShot works entirely offline. No data is sent anywhere — all processing happens locally in your browser. No account required.

Permissions & access

Permissions: activeTabcontextMenusstoragescripting
Host access: None declared

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Capture full-page screenshots of any webpage as a high-quality PNG image or PDF document.

FullPageShot automatically scrolls through the entire page, captures each viewport, and stitches them into a single seamless image — sharp on both standard and Retina/HiDPI displays.

Features:
• Save as PNG image or PDF
• Smart sticky element handling — hides fixed headers and footers from middle captures, keeps them at the top and bottom where they belong
• URL header — optionally adds the page URL above the screenshot
• Start from the top — on by default; turn off to capture from your current scroll position instead of scrolling to the top first
• Capture length limit — set a max number of screens to capture, perfect for infinite-scroll pages where you only need the first few screenfuls
• SPA support — works on single-page apps like LinkedIn and Twitter that use custom scroll containers
• Right-click context menu — capture without opening the popup
• All settings are saved between sessions

How to use:
1. Click the FullPageShot icon in your toolbar
2. Choose "Save as Image" or "Save as PDF"
3. The extension scrolls the page and saves the file automatically

Or right-click anywhere on the page → Full Page Shot → Save as Image / Save as PDF.

Privacy:
FullPageShot works entirely offline. No data is sent anywhere — all processing happens locally in your browser. No account required.