Full-page screenshots by browser
Full-page screenshots, browser by browser.
Most browsers can capture a whole page without an extension, but each hides it somewhere different. Find your browser for the built-in steps, the limits, and when an extension helps.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Chrome: DevTools or an extension
Use the Capture full size screenshot command in Chrome DevTools, learn where it falls short, and compare it with a full-page capture in OpenScreenShot.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Microsoft Edge
Capture a whole page with Edge’s built-in Screenshot tool or its DevTools command, know the limits, and use OpenScreenShot from the Chrome Web Store.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Firefox
Capture a whole page with Firefox’s built-in Screenshots tool or the :screenshot command, check the size limits, and use the OpenScreenShot add-on.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Safari
Safari on the Mac has no full-page image capture. Save the whole page as a PDF, capture one element in Web Inspector, or use another browser.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Brave
Turn on Brave’s screenshot toolbar button and capture a full page as PNG, check the limits, and use OpenScreenShot from the Chrome Web Store.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Opera
Opera’s Snapshot tool saves a full page as a PDF only. Learn the steps and limits, and how to capture a full-page image with OpenScreenShot.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Vivaldi
Capture a whole page with Vivaldi’s Capture tool as PNG or JPEG, know its 30,000-pixel limit, and use OpenScreenShot from the Chrome Web Store.
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How to take a full-page screenshot in Arc
Run Arc’s Capture Full Page command on macOS to save a PNG, know what Arc leaves undocumented, and use OpenScreenShot from the Chrome Web Store.