Capture whole web pages on Mac, Windows and Chromebook, save them as images or PDF, annotate them and hide private details before you share.
Chrome has no Full Page button, but there are three reliable ways to capture an entire scrolling page: an extension, the hidden DevTools command, and Edge’s Web Capture. Here’s how each works and how to fix repeated headers, missing images and cut-off pages.
To take a full-page scrolling screenshot in Chrome, install a full-page screenshot extension such as ClickSnap and press Alt+Shift+F (Option+Shift+F on a Mac); it scrolls the page, stitches it into one image and shows sticky headers only once. Without an extension, open DevTools, press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac) and run “Capture full size screenshot”.
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Cmd+Shift+4 only captures what’s on screen. To capture an entire web page on a Mac, use Chrome’s hidden DevTools command or a full-page screenshot extension.
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