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Full page screenshots for Chrome

Full page screenshots of any website, stitched in one click

Switch Snap to Full page and press Snap. It scrolls the page, stitches every screen into one image, and puts your scroll position back when it is done.

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The snapflow.in homepage with the Snap toolbar docked at the bottom, set to Full page capture.

How to

How to take a full page screenshot in Chrome

  1. 01

    Open Snap on the page

    Click the Snap icon in your toolbar, name the flow and press Start Snapping. The Snap toolbar appears on the page.

  2. 02

    Choose Full page

    Open the capture menu on the toolbar and pick Full page. Visible area and Selected area are there too.

  3. 03

    Press Snap

    Snap scrolls from top to bottom, stitches the screens into one image and returns you to where you were. Press Escape to cancel.

  4. 04

    Save or share it

    Download the step as a PNG, export the flow as a PDF or ZIP, or paste it into Figma. Add annotations first if you need to.

What gets captured

The whole page, the way it looks

This is one Snap of the entire snapflow.in homepage, captured with Full page and scaled down. Scroll it.

  • Sticky headers shown onceFixed and sticky bars are captured at the top instead of repeating on every screen.
  • Long pagesUp to 30 screens and 30,000 pixels tall in a single capture.
  • Your place is keptScroll position is restored after the capture, so you can carry on.
  • Two other modesVisible area for what you see, Selected area for a region you drag.
The full snapflow.in homepage captured as one stitched image, from the hero to the footer.
One capture, top to bottom. Scroll inside the frame.

Use cases

Who uses it, and for what

FAQ

Questions, answered

How do I take a full page screenshot in Chrome?

Install Snap, open it on the page and press Start Snapping. In the toolbar’s capture menu choose Full page, then press Snap. Snap scrolls and stitches the page into one image you can export as a PNG or PDF.

How long can a full page screenshot be?

Up to 30 screens, 30,000 pixels tall and 64 million pixels in total per capture.

Does it repeat sticky headers?

No. Fixed and sticky content is shown once, at the top of the capture, instead of on every screen.

Does it work on every page?

On most pages, yes. Infinite feeds, pages that change height while scrolling, nested scrolling apps and wide horizontal layouts may need Visible area or Selected area instead. Browser-internal pages and incognito tabs are not supported.

Is it free, and are my screenshots uploaded?

Snap is free, with no account. Captures are stored encrypted in your Chrome profile and nothing is uploaded.

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