Chrome extension. It takes a full page screenshot as PNG, or records the page while it scrolls and saves an MP4.
Files land in Downloads. The extension does not upload anything.
Chrome 126 or later.
Add to Chrome from the Chrome Web Store.
For a zip without the store:
- Download
full-page-capture-1.4.0.zipfrom Releases. - Unzip the folder.
- Open
chrome://extensions/. - Turn on Developer mode.
- Click Load unpacked and select that folder.
- Pin it if you want it on the toolbar.
- Clone or download the folder.
- Open
chrome://extensions/. - Turn on Developer mode.
- Click Load unpacked and select this folder.
- Pin it if you want it on the toolbar.
Open a normal http or https page and wait until it has loaded. Close cookie banners first or they will sit in the capture.
Click the icon.
Record starts at the top, scrolls down, and writes an MP4 when it hits the bottom. Screenshot walks the page in slices and stitches one PNG. Repeated sticky headers are hidden on later slices so they are not stacked down the image.
The popup has speed, quality, Full screen, and Hide cursor.
Full screen hides the Chrome toolbar for the duration of the capture.
Hide cursor is on by default. It hides the pointer on the page during both a screenshot and a recording, so the cursor does not sit in the PNG or the MP4. Uncheck it if you want the pointer in the file.
Shortcuts: Alt+Shift+P pause, Alt+Shift+S stop. Stay on the tab until the file is saved.
Ideas for later (folders in Downloads, WebP, visible-area screenshot, and more) are in ROADMAP.md. Same list on the site.
If this is useful, you can buy me a coffee: ko-fi.com/hsr
Site: hsr88.github.io/full-page-capture
Chrome Web Store: Add to Chrome
Bugs and requests: Issues
MIT. See LICENSE.
