FullPage Shot

Captures the full page of the current tab in one click (including areas that require scrolling to see), not just a single viewport. The extension first pre-scrolls to trigger lazy loading, then pauses for about 2.5 seconds per screen to wait for scroll animations and content to stabilize. It then automatically throttles and stitches at Chrome's screenshot frequency, ultimately generating a high-definition long image that is proportionally scaled to 1920px wide and saved to the download directory. The first screen retains the fixed / sticky top bar menu, preventing the navigation from being left with only the background and missing text; for each screen below, the floating top bar is temporarily hidden to prevent multiple repeated navigation bars in the long image. Supports common scrolling pages and animated pages (including waiting strategies for scenarios such as GSAP). File names include timestamps for easy archiving. Use cases: full-page preservation of official websites/campaign pages, UI walkthroughs, marketing materials, bid and document attachments. Browser built-in pages such as chrome:// are not supported; for very long pages, the time required is proportional to page height. Please keep the current tab in the foreground during screenshot capture.

• Chrome Extension
• Full-page screenshot