Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome
Capture full pages and scrolling screenshots in Chrome, then export images or PDF.
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Description
Capture full pages and scrolling screenshots in Chrome, then export images or PDF. Private local processing with no account or upload.
About Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome
What is Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome?
PageShotter is a Chrome extension that captures a full page, the visible area, or one element. Capture is free. Nothing is uploaded and no account is required.
What Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome does
It moves through the page, waits for nearby content, assembles one result, and puts the page back. The capture can be PNG, JPEG, the clipboard, or PDF. Editing stays on the machine. Sticky headers are not repeated, and lazy-loaded sections can be included.
Who Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome is for
It is for Chrome 120 or later, including long pages, logged-in pages, and app layouts. The source tab must stay active while Chrome captures it. The extension is open source.
How Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome works
Capture the page that is open. A page taller than one canvas is captured in tiles and stops after 200 sections, about 160,000 CSS pixels at an 800px viewport, and a deeper page is truncated. A PNG or JPEG cannot exceed 65,535 pixels on a side or 268,435,456 pixels in total. WebP cannot exceed 16,383 pixels on a side. PDF can still export the captured depth.
Key features
- Full page, visible area, or a selection, with nothing uploaded and no account.
- PNG, JPEG, clipboard, and PDF. Editing and history stay on the machine.
- No repeated sticky headers. Lazy-loaded sections and logged-in layouts can be captured.
- Chrome 120 or later. Two permissions are stated. Open source.
- Capture stops after 200 sections, about 160,000 CSS pixels at an 800px viewport.
- PNG or JPEG cannot exceed 65,535 pixels on a side. WebP cannot exceed 16,383 on a side.
- Searchable PDF text covers Latin scripts. Fixed headers are kept. Floating buttons can be omitted on multi-section captures.
Facts from pageshotter.com, checked 15 October 2026
Written from Full Page Screenshot Extension for Chrome's own website (Homepage, Features, Docs). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
Does PageShotter upload the capture?
No. The page says the capture stays on the device. Nothing is uploaded and no account is required. History stays on the machine.
Which Chrome version is required?
Chrome 120 or later. Capture can be a full page, the visible area, or any element. The source tab must stay active while Chrome captures it.
How long can one capture be?
One capture stops after 200 sections, about 160,000 CSS pixels at an 800px viewport. A deeper page is reported as truncated. Tiles are used when the page is taller than one canvas.
What are the image size limits?
A PNG or JPEG cannot exceed 65,535 pixels on a side or 268,435,456 pixels in total. WebP cannot exceed 16,383 pixels on a side. The captured depth can still be exported as PDF.