Full page & scrolling screenshots
Direct answers to common screenshot searches.
How do I take a full website screenshot?
Open the webpage, choose Full Page in Capture, and start the capture. Capture scrolls through the current webpage and stitches the visible sections into one continuous screenshot. It captures the current page, not every page on an entire multi-page website.
See the Capture guide →How do I screenshot an entire webpage in Chrome?
Use Capture’s Full Page mode. It automatically captures content above and below the visible browser window and opens the finished screenshot in the editor.
See the Capture guide →How do I take a scrolling screenshot in Chrome?
Choose Full Page. Capture moves through the webpage, captures the newly visible regions and combines them into one long screenshot.
Read the step-by-step guide →How do I take a long screenshot of a webpage?
Use Full Page for pages longer than one screen. For very tall results, Capture also provides Fit Page, Fit Width and numeric crop controls to make editing easier.
See the Capture guide →How can I screenshot content below the fold?
Full Page mode captures the content that only appears after scrolling, so you do not need to take and manually stitch several screenshots.
See the Capture guide →How do I take a full page screenshot without manually stitching images?
Use Capture’s Full Page mode. The stitching happens automatically, including overlap handling between viewport captures.
See the Capture guide →How do I avoid repeated sticky headers in a scrolling screenshot?
Capture’s full-page workflow includes handling for common fixed and sticky page elements so they are less likely to repeat through the stitched result.
See the Capture guide →Partial & element screenshots
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How do I screenshot only part of a webpage?
Choose Select Area, drag over the exact region you want, and release. Capture crops the screenshot to that selected rectangle and opens it for editing.
Read the step-by-step answer →How do I capture a selected area in Chrome?
Use Capture’s Select Area mode. It is useful when you need a chart, form, error message, dashboard section or any free-form rectangular region.
See the Capture guide →How do I screenshot one HTML element or div?
Choose Select Element, hover until the correct webpage element is outlined, then click it. Capture uses the element boundary instead of requiring manual cropping.
See the Capture guide →What is the difference between Select Area and Select Element?
Select Area lets you draw any rectangle. Select Element follows the exact boundary of a webpage component such as a card, form, table, hero section or panel.
See the Capture guide →Editing, annotation & privacy
Direct answers to common screenshot searches.
How do I annotate a screenshot in Chrome?
Capture opens screenshots in its built-in editor. You can add arrows, text, boxes, circles, highlights, pen marks and numbered callouts.
Read the step-by-step answer →How do I add arrows or text to a screenshot?
Capture the page, select Arrow or Text in the editor, then place the annotation directly on the screenshot. Existing annotations can be selected and adjusted.
See the Capture guide →How do I blur information in a screenshot?
Use the Blur tool over the information you want to mask. For highly sensitive secrets such as passwords or API keys, fully covering, removing or cropping the information is safer than blur alone.
See the Capture guide →How do I pixelate part of a screenshot?
Use Pixelate, draw over the private area, and adjust the block size as needed before sharing.
See the Capture guide →How do I crop a very long screenshot?
Use Crop together with Fit Page or Fit Width. Capture also provides numeric Top, Bottom, Left and Right controls for very tall screenshots.
See the Capture guide →Can I edit screenshots without uploading them?
Yes. Normal Capture screenshot editing is designed to happen locally on your computer, including annotation, crop, blur and pixelate.
Private screenshot guide →Can I take screenshots without sending them to a cloud server?
Yes. Normal capture and editing are designed to stay on your computer. Account or subscription checks are separate from the screenshot image itself.
Private screenshot guide →Is there a private screenshot tool that keeps screenshots on my computer?
Yes. Capture is designed so normal screenshot capture, annotation, privacy masking, comparison, copy and export can happen locally without requiring the screenshot image to be uploaded for processing.
Read the private screenshot guide →Responsive, QA & comparison
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How do I take a mobile website screenshot from desktop Chrome?
Choose Responsive Device capture and select Mobile. Capture changes the webpage viewport so the site’s responsive CSS can react before the screenshot is taken.
See the Capture guide →How do I screenshot a website at tablet or desktop sizes?
Responsive capture includes Desktop, Laptop, Tablet and Mobile presets. Pro can also use a custom viewport.
See the Capture guide →How do I compare two website screenshots?
Open Before/After comparison, choose the earlier and later captures, then use Reveal, Side-by-Side or Differences view.
See the Capture guide →How do I find visual differences between two screenshots?
Use Differences mode. Capture compares pixels locally, filters minor rendering noise and highlights meaningful changed regions on the After screenshot.
See the Capture guide →How do I create a screenshot bug report?
Capture the issue, annotate the exact problem, add numbered callouts and notes, keep relevant capture metadata, then export a structured review report or PDF.
See the Capture guide →How do I create QA evidence for a website issue?
Capture the relevant state at the correct viewport, annotate the defect, record the capture context and use Before/After after the fix to verify the change.
See the Capture guide →PDF, documentation & sharing
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How do I save a full page screenshot as a PDF?
Capture the full webpage, review or annotate it, then use the PDF/report workflow. Very long screenshots can be paginated so they remain readable instead of being squeezed onto one page.
See the Capture guide →How do I create an SOP with screenshots?
Capture each important state deliberately, add numbered callouts or annotations, mask private information, then assemble the screenshots into a clear visual procedure or PDF.
See the Capture guide →How do I make training material with screenshots?
Capture the exact screen learners need, annotate the action or expected result, number the steps and use consistent screenshots throughout the training guide.
See the Capture guide →How do I create screenshots for software documentation?
Use Full Page, Select Area or Select Element depending on the subject, then add clear annotations and privacy masking before placing the image in a guide or knowledge base.
See the Capture guide →How do I copy a screenshot without downloading a file?
Use Copy Image in Capture. Copy Image is unlimited for Free users, so you can paste the result directly into email, chat, documents, tickets and other apps.
See the Capture guide →Is there a free Chrome screenshot tool for capturing and copying screenshots?
Yes. Capture lets you take screenshots free, and Copy Image is unlimited for Free users. You can copy and share screenshots without a watermark or ads.
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