Free full page screenshot tool

Full Page Screenshot Tool

Take a full page screenshot of any public website, from the top of the page to the very bottom, not just what fits on screen. Preview the result and download a clean PNG, JPG, or PDF for SEO audits, client reports, QA evidence, or design reviews.

Public pages only · no login credentials
Chrome, Edge, Brave & Opera

Chrome full page screenshot extension

The free ProURLMonitor Auditor screenshot extension for Chrome captures the page you already have open, so it works on logged-in pages, internal tools, and sites that block remote screenshot services. It scrolls and stitches the page automatically, exports as PNG, JPG, or PDF, and keeps screenshots on your device unless you explicitly choose to share them.

This is a free, manually-installed screen capture extension, not a Chrome Web Store listing: download the ZIP from ProURLMonitor and load it as an unpacked extension.

Download extension ZIPVersion 1.1.0 · Manifest V3 · No browsing-history permission
  1. 1Download and extract ZIPKeep the extracted folder on your computer.
  2. 2Open chrome://extensionsEnable Developer mode in the top-right corner.
  3. 3Select Load unpackedChoose the extracted extension folder, then pin it.

Complete page evidence

Capture far beyond the visible browser area for audit records and client proof.

PNG, JPG, or PDF

Preview the generated website image, then download it in the format you need.

Browser extension fallback

Capture locally when a public page blocks remote screenshot providers.

How to capture a full webpage screenshot

  1. 1

    Paste the URL

    Enter a publicly accessible HTTP or HTTPS page.

  2. 2

    Choose the width

    Select the desktop viewport that matches your audit or report.

  3. 3

    Preview and download

    Review the result, then save the screenshot as PNG, JPG, or PDF.

Full page screenshot vs. a regular website screenshot

A standard browser screenshot only captures the visible viewport, so anything below the fold is cut off. A full page screenshot lets you screenshot an entire webpage instead, rendering the full page height, including content you would normally need to scroll to see, and stitching it into one continuous image.

This is sometimes called a scrolling screenshot: rather than taking several partial captures of a long webpage, the tool scrolls through the page for you and combines every section into a single image, from the header down to the footer.

This makes a full page screen capture useful for SEO audits, QA, and client reporting: it preserves the visual state of a public webpage in one image so you can document missing content, broken layouts, cookie banners, and before-and-after changes. Developers and QA teams can attach the screenshot to bug reports, while agencies can include it in client deliverables as visual proof.

New to full-page capture, or capturing a page that needs a login? Read our guide on how to take a full page screenshot for the Chrome DevTools method, the browser extension workflow, and fixes for the most common capture problems.

Pair the screenshot with the SEO Audit Tool, HTTP Status Checker, Broken Links Checker, or Google Index Checker for a more complete technical review.

Online full page screenshot tool vs. Chrome extension

Both options produce the same kind of full-page, scrolling screenshot — pick whichever matches what you're trying to capture.

 Online toolChrome extension
InstallationNone — runs in this browser tabManual ZIP download, loaded as an unpacked extension
What it capturesAny public URL you type inThe page already open in your active tab
Logged-in or internal pagesNot supportedSupported, since it uses your existing browser session
Sites that block automated browsersMay fail to renderCaptures normally — it's your real browser
Output formatsPNG, JPG, PDFPNG, JPG, PDF

Privacy and capture limitations

The URL you enter is loaded in a headless browser on ProURLMonitor's own servers to create the image. Do not submit private URLs or URLs containing sensitive query parameters. ProURLMonitor does not ask for page passwords. Pages behind a login, bot protection, or a private network require the local Chrome extension instead.

Frequently asked questions

What is a full page screenshot?

A full page screenshot captures an entire webpage from top to bottom, including content below the fold that only appears when you scroll, combined into a single image instead of just the visible browser window.

How do I capture a full webpage screenshot?

Enter a public HTTP or HTTPS URL, choose a desktop viewport, and select Capture Full Page. The page is rendered remotely and returned as a downloadable image.

Can I take a scrolling screenshot of a long webpage?

Yes. Both the online tool and the ProURLMonitor Auditor Chrome extension render the full height of a page and stitch it into one continuous image, so a long or scrolling webpage becomes a single screenshot instead of several partial ones.

Can this tool capture pages behind a login?

No. The online tool can capture only publicly accessible pages. Use the ProURLMonitor Auditor Chrome extension for pages that require your browser session.

Does the tool store my screenshots?

ProURLMonitor renders the public page in its own headless browser and returns the generated image directly. The screenshot is not saved to your account or shared with a third party.

Why can a screenshot look different from my browser?

Cookie banners, location-based content, animations, delayed widgets, and websites that block automated browsers can change or prevent a remote capture.

Does ProURLMonitor have a Chrome extension for full page screenshots?

Yes. The free ProURLMonitor Auditor extension captures full page screenshots directly in Chrome. Download and extract the ZIP, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select the extracted extension folder.

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