Fullpage Screenshot
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- No. 2428Tools index
Previous survey · No. 2350 ·
- Pricing
- Free
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- TOOL
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- Design & Media
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About
Fullpage Screenshot is a Chrome extension that captures an entire webpage and provides a free annotation editor with crop, arrows, shapes, text, pen, and solid redaction tools, built on the open-source Konva.js library. It requires no account and processes everything locally, without sending data off the user's computer.
At a glance
Fullpage Screenshot scrolls a Chrome tab to capture the whole page, then lets you crop, annotate and redact it before saving a PNG or PDF. It is worth a try if you regularly send visual bug reports or review notes about long pages.
Good fit
People who need one annotated image or PDF covering content below the fold.
Consider something else when
Use your browser’s existing capture workflow if you rarely need annotations or your organization restricts access to internal pages.
Start here
Start with a public test page with a sticky header. Capture it, check the stitched image for repeated or missing content, and try redacting a dummy label before sharing anything.
Cost and requirements
The publisher lists free capture, editing and export in a Chrome extension. Its policy lists temporary access to the selected tab and scripting to scroll the page.
Limits to know
The developer says capture and edits stay local, with temporary image sections cleared after assembly. Check the exported result before sharing it, especially if you intended to obscure sensitive content.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
Why it made the leaderboard
Lets developers and designers capture and mark up full webpages for bug reports or documentation without paying for annotation features or sending data anywhere.
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