Full Page Screenshot Tool

Capture the Entire Page, Not Just the Visible Screen

Use full-page screenshot mode when a long webpage, mobile layout, or responsive page needs to be captured from top to bottom in one export.

  • Free to use
  • No signup required
  • PNG · JPG · WebP · PDF

Public pages only. Your browser login is not shared; CAPTCHA and access restrictions may prevent capture.

Phone presets preview a browser viewport, not a physical device. Long pages and lazy-loaded content may be incomplete.

Capture the scrollable content of one public webpage as a long image. Choose a viewport and Full page, then review the downloaded result for missing content. The real example below includes its input URL and settings.

See a real example and conversion limits

Popular Tasks

Real input. Actual output.

A real full-page website capture

This example captures the public Website Screenshot homepage from top to bottom. Compare its long exported image with a single desktop viewport.

Input: public website URL

https://www.websitescreenshot.app/

Settings to reproduce

  • Format: PNG
  • Device: Desktop (1920 × 1080)
  • Capture range: Full page
  • Output size: original; wait delay: 1000 ms

Try it yourself

  1. Paste the example URL into the website field above.
  2. Choose PNG, Desktop, and Full page in Display. Keep the original output size.
  3. Generate the screenshot and download the original. Open it at full resolution to inspect the content below the first screen.
Try these settings in the tool
Actual 1920 by 6141 full-page PNG export of the Website Screenshot homepage
Actual service export, 24 October 2026: 1920 × 6141 PNG. This is a dated snapshot; the live homepage may change. Scroll the preview to see the bottom.
Download the full-page PNG

Limitations to know before converting

Public pages and login sessions

The remote capture does not inherit your Chrome login, local cookies, VPN, or localhost. Login screens, CAPTCHA, access restrictions, and anti-bot protection may prevent capture. Only submit pages you are allowed to capture.

Lazy loading and infinite scrolling

Full-page mode attempts to scroll to load more content, but has time, height, and scroll-step limits. Infinite feeds and content loaded after clicks may be incomplete. Try a longer wait or a wait selector, then inspect the output.

Sticky elements and scrolling containers

Sticky headers, popups, animations, iframes, and independently scrolling panels can obscure or omit content. Hide selectors and wait controls can help, but cannot guarantee every site will render identically.

Mobile-sized is not a physical device

A phone preset changes the remote browser capture settings; it is not a screenshot from a physical iPhone or Android phone. Very long pages may fail or need smaller captures. Full page refers to the page, not every route on a website.

Common Use Cases

Full Page Screenshot Workflows

Website Full Page Screenshot

Use website full-page capture for long homepages, landing pages, editorial content, changelog pages, and other desktop-first experiences that extend far below the fold.

  • • Best for long desktop pages
  • • Useful for audits and page records
  • • A strong fit for marketing page review

iPhone Full Page Screenshot

Use iPhone full-page capture for long mobile landing pages, responsive page QA, and mobile-first experiences that need to be reviewed from top to bottom.

  • • Useful for long mobile previews
  • • Stronger fit for responsive review
  • • Great for mobile QA and reporting

Android Full Page Screenshot

Use Android full-page capture for long mobile pages rendered in Galaxy- or Pixel-style dimensions. This is especially useful for Android-specific responsive checks.

  • • Useful for Android responsive QA
  • • Works well for scroll-heavy mobile pages
  • • Covers device-family-specific review needs

Turn Full Page Screenshots into PDF Documents

When long-page capture needs to become a document rather than just an image, combine full-page mode with PDF output for printing, archiving, and review workflows.

  • • Useful for printable archives
  • • Good for client review and documentation
  • • Combines long-page capture with document export

FAQ

Full Page Screenshot FAQ

Is Website Screenshot free, and do I need an account?+

Yes. The online screenshot and HTML conversion tools are free to use, with no registration or installation required.

What does full page mean?+

It captures content below the first viewport on the current webpage. It does not crawl every URL on a website or expand content behind clicks.

Can I try a real long-page example?+

Yes. The worked example uses https://www.websitescreenshot.app/ with the Desktop preset, Full page, PNG, and original output size. Its dated export is 1920 × 6141 pixels; the live page may change.

Will it use my Chrome login?+

No. Capture runs in a remote browser and does not inherit your local login, cookies, localhost, or VPN. Protected pages, CAPTCHA, or anti-bot restrictions can prevent capture.

Will an infinite feed be captured in full?+

Not necessarily. Scrolling is bounded by time, height, and step limits. Infinite feeds, nested scroll areas, and content requiring clicks may be incomplete.

What if images load late or popups cover the page?+

Try increasing the wait delay or using a wait selector. Hide selectors may remove unwanted overlays. Inspect the downloaded file; these controls do not guarantee every site will render completely.

Are phone presets screenshots from real phones?+

No. They adjust the remote browser capture settings. Use them for mobile-sized layout review, not as a substitute for testing on physical iPhones or Android devices.