Full-page website
screenshots, done right.
Most tools grab the visible window and miss everything below. This one scrolls the whole page first — triggering animations, lazy images and scroll effects — then captures it all in crisp HD.
Your screenshot appears here
Enter a URL and press capture. The full page renders below.
Four steps to a perfect capture
- 01
Load
A real headless Chrome opens your URL and waits for every asset — fonts, scripts, images.
- 02
Scroll
It scrolls top to bottom in small steps, firing every IntersectionObserver and lazy-load on the way.
- 03
Reveal
Anything still hidden by Webflow, GSAP, AOS or Locomotive animations is forced to its final state.
- 04
Capture
Back at the top, the full page height is stitched into one seamless HD image.
Built for people who work with the web
Designers
Capture competitor sites and inspiration in full, ready for moodboards and client decks.
Marketers
Document landing pages for audits, A/B tests and quarterly reports — at any breakpoint.
Developers
Snapshot production after a deploy, build portfolio thumbnails, or file pixel-accurate bug reports.
Writers
Grab clean product shots for reviews, tutorials and newsletters without browser chrome.
SEO teams
Track SERP layouts and competitor pages over time with consistent, dated captures.
Agencies
Produce client-ready previews and keep a visual record of every deliverable.
Good to know
Why is this better than a browser screenshot?
Browser shortcuts and extensions usually capture only the visible viewport, or scroll so fast that animations never trigger. This tool scrolls slowly enough to fire every IntersectionObserver — the same mechanism behind Webflow, AOS and GSAP ScrollTrigger — then forces any remaining hidden elements visible before capturing.
Does it work on pages behind a login?
Not yet — it captures publicly reachable pages only. A login-protected page will show its sign-in screen rather than the protected content.
Which format should I pick?
JPEG at 85–90% is ideal for most pages — small files, great quality. PNG is lossless and pixel-perfect but heavier. WebP is the modern middle ground: smaller than JPEG at the same quality.
Is there an API?
Yes. POST JSON with url, device, format, quality and fullPage to /api/tools/screenshot. The response streams progress as Server-Sent Events and ends with the finished image.
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