FULL PAGE CAPTURE
Full page screenshot
Capture the whole page in one image, no scrolling needed. Use your browser's built-in full-page capture, then keep just the part you need here.
Free · No sign-up
1 Capture the whole page you're viewing
No scrolling · includes the part below the screen- Ctrl + Shift + S — press it (or ⋯ at the top right → [Screenshot])
- In the menu that appears, choose [Capture full page]
- Use 💾 Save or 📋 Copy in the preview → add it to the box below
- F12 — press it to open Developer Tools (Mac: ⌥⌘I)
- Ctrl + Shift + P — press it, then type full
- [Capture full size screenshot] — choose it and a long image is saved right away
- Next to the address bar, tap [Capture] or press Alt + 3
- [Full page]
- Add the saved image to the box below
- On an empty spot of the page, right-click → [Take Screenshot] (or Ctrl + Shift + S)
- At the top right, press [Save full page]
- Add the saved image to the box below
- Take a screenshot as usual (Power + Volume down)
- In the toolbar at the bottom, tap [⇣ Scroll capture] and it keeps capturing down to the bottom
- Add the long image from your gallery to the box below
- Take a screenshot in Safari (Side button + Volume up)
- Tap the preview at the bottom left, then choose [Full page]
- [Done] → [Save PDF to Files] → add that PDF to the box below and it becomes one long image
Drag the capture into the box below or paste it with Ctrl+V.
2 Keep only what you need and save
Only the area inside the blue box is saved. Drag the edges to trim, or drag the middle to move it.
How to use Full page screenshot
- Pick your browser and follow the steps to take a full-page screenshot.
- Drag the capture into the box (or paste with Ctrl+V; iPhone full-page PDFs work too).
- Keep the area you need, choose width and splitting, then save or copy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I really not need to scroll?
Right. Full-page capture in Edge, Chrome and Firefox and Scroll capture on Galaxy phones grab the whole page, including what's below the screen, in a single image.
Can EVERYBOX capture other sites directly?
For security, web pages can't see other tabs or sites. So you capture with your browser's built-in tool, and this page trims, splits and resizes the result. Pages behind a login work fine this way.
The image is too long to upload.
Choose 2,000 px or 3,000 px under Split to cut it into several images saved as a ZIP. Reducing the width (e.g. 860 px) also shrinks the file a lot.
Are my captures uploaded?
No. Images and PDFs are trimmed and saved inside this browser and never sent anywhere.