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How to Take a Full Page Screenshot

Choose a long image or PDF, set the page width and check the finished capture.

Start with the output you need

A full-page image preserves a continuous visual view; a PDF is better when you need page-sized reading or printing. Decide before capturing so you do not have to crop many separate screen images.

Capture a public page

  1. Open the full-page tool and paste a public URL.
  2. Set the width that matches your review. A phone-width page may be much longer.
  3. Generate, inspect the top and bottom, and download only after checking missing sections.

Use the browser you already have

Desktop Chrome offers a full-size action in its Device Mode menu; see Google’s screenshot instructions and our Chrome guide. On iPhone, Safari pages can use the Full Page screenshot editor; see the Safari guide.

An infinite feed has no fixed end. If the output stops early or leaves empty blocks, follow the incomplete-capture checklist.