1
The page scrolls itself
The extension first walks through the page to trigger lazy loaded images, then photographs it one screen at a time.
Browser extension
Capture the whole page
One click, and the site is photographed from top to bottom. The complete image opens in a tab, ready to save as PNG, JPG or PDF.
Available on
Chrome soonEdge soonFirefox soonSafari soon
How it works
Three seconds, three steps
Nothing to configure, no sign up, no file upload.
2
The strips are stitched
Fixed headers, sticky bars and decorative backdrops are placed once, where they belong, instead of repeating on every screen.
3
The result opens
A new tab shows the complete image with three export buttons and a quality slider.
What it looks like
An ordinary screenshot stops at the bottom of the screen. This one stops at the bottom of the page.
Export
Three formats, no online service
Everything is produced in your browser. No image is sent to a server.
Lossless
The stitched image as it is, for archiving or editing.
Light
Quality set with a slider, white background applied, small file.
Printable
Split into A4 pages, ready to send or to print.
The details that matter
What breaks the other tools
A long capture always fails on the same traps. Each one is handled.
- Lazy loaded content: the page is walked through once, then measured again.
- Fixed headers and sticky bars: rendered once, at the top, not on every screen.
- Fixed gradients and backdrop layers: stretched over the full height, with no repeating band.
- Cookie banners and floating buttons: placed at the bottom of the image, where they belong.
- Very long pages: scaled down proportionally rather than truncated.
Nothing collected, nothing sent
No account, no tracker, no analytics, no network request. Capture, stitching and export all happen inside your browser, and the extension only sees the page when you click its icon.
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