Fullpage Screen Capture

Capturing a full-page screenshot allows you to save an entire webpage, even the parts that are not visible on the screen. In browsers like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, you can use built-in tools or extensions to achieve this. For Chrome, press Ctrl + Shift + I to open Developer Tools, then press Ctrl + Shift + P and type “capture full-size screenshot” to capture the entire page. Alternatively, use extensions like “Full Page Screen Capture” or “GoFullPage” for one-click full-page screenshots. Open Developer Tools with F12 in Microsoft Edge, press Ctrl + Shift + P, and type “capture a full-size screenshot.” These tools and methods provide an easy way to capture and save comprehensive views of web pages.

Step1: Start free snipping tool and click Capture Scrolling Window

Step2: Click Select a Window/Control button

Step3: This step is important because this will determine which scrolled area you want to take fullpage capture for.

Let’s say we want to capture this small area that have scroll.

Step4: After clicking at the center of the required area, we can now select that area which we need to capture (it’s better to leave out header section). Area that is blueish we selected to capture. Now we just need to hit green Start Capturing button on left-top on the screen.

Step5: After clicking Start Capturing, app will auto-scroll that selected area and capture screenshots until it reached the end of the scroll. During that time we can leave the mouse alone.

Step6: Hit Yes button if you see it finished scrolling.

Step7: Now you can export it as picture.

Fullpage Screen Capture

The result:

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