Chrome extension · Full page capture & PDF export
Long screenshots,pixel-perfect.Capture full pages in Chrome,then annotate & export
Capture any web page end to end — full page, selected area, or visible screen. LongScreenshot auto-scrolls, stitches a pixel-perfect long screenshot, then lets you annotate, merge, and export as PNG, JPG, or PDF.
- 3 capture modes
- PNG · JPG · PDF export
- No uploads — stays in your browser
Three ways to capture
Start from the toolbar popup, the right-click menu, or a keyboard shortcut — on any page, including ones behind a login.
Full page
Auto-scrolls to the very bottom and stitches everything — lazy-loaded images, sticky headers, and inner scroll containers handled for you.
Select area
Drag to capture exactly the region you need, with a live size readout and a spotlight over your selection.
Visible area
Grab what's currently on screen in a single click — instant, no scrolling.
Everything between capture and share
Capture, clean up, annotate, merge, and export — the whole screenshot workflow, without leaving Chrome.
Pixel-perfect stitching
Adaptive scrolling waits for lazy-loaded content, hides sticky headers and cookie banners, and blends frames with smart overlap — no seams and no manual work, even on pages over 16,000 px tall.
Annotation editor
Crop the capture, blur sensitive data with mosaic, draw rectangles and arrows, and add text — with undo, right in the preview.
PNG, JPG & PDF export
Lossless PNG, lightweight JPG, paged A4 PDF for printing, or a continuous one-page PDF that reads like the original page.
Merge screenshots
Queue up to 10 recent captures or local images, reorder them, and export a single long PNG or one combined PDF.
Private by design
Capturing, stitching, and editing run entirely in your browser. Screenshots are never uploaded anywhere.
A workflow that fits you
Keyboard shortcuts, right-click menu, filename templates, copy to clipboard, direct save, and tunable scroll delay & overlap.
Works on real pages
Dashboards behind logins, SPAs, and internal tools — captured exactly as you see them. UI in English, 中文, 日本語 & 한국어, with dark mode.
From web page to share-ready file in three steps
Pick a capture mode
Full page, selected area, or visible screen — start from the toolbar popup, the right-click menu, or a keyboard shortcut.
Let it scroll & stitch
LongScreenshot scrolls the page, waits for lazy-loaded content, hides sticky headers, and stitches every frame with no visible seams.
Annotate & export
Crop, blur, highlight, and add notes in the preview, then save as PNG, JPG, or PDF — or copy, print, and merge with other captures.
Retire the screenshot-and-stitch routine
What used to take a capture tool, an image editor, and ten minutes of aligning now takes one click.
Manual stitching
- Capture, scroll, capture again
- Misaligned, visible seams
- A separate editor for markup
- One format per tool
- Breaks on dynamic pages
With LongScreenshot
- One click — auto-scroll & stitch
- Seamless, pixel-perfect joins
- Annotate before you save
- PNG, JPG & PDF from one tool
- Handles lazy-loading and sticky headers
Optimized for long articles, dashboards, chat threads, and landing pages.
Made for work that lives in the browser
If your job involves showing someone a web page, LongScreenshot saves you time every day.
Product & QA
File bug reports and spec reviews with full-page context instead of cropped fragments.
- Full-page bug reports
- Annotated repro steps
- Before/after states
Designers
Collect full-length references and review live implementations against the design.
- Full-page references
- Markup on real pages
- Crisp high-DPI export
Developers
Capture docs, dashboards, and error states — even on authenticated internal tools.
- API doc snapshots
- Dashboard archives
- Error-state evidence
Writers & researchers
Archive articles and sources as clean PNGs or readable one-page PDFs.
- Article archives
- One-page PDFs
- Merged research packs
FAQ
Still have questions about LongScreenshot? Check our answers below.
Your next screenshot can be the whole page
Install free, press Alt+Shift+S, and get a pixel-perfect long screenshot ready to annotate and share.
