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Capture full-page scrolling screenshots, then crop, edit & export to PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF. All local. Long Screenshots captures entire web pages — not just the part you can see — by smoothly scrolling and stitching them into one sharp, seamless image. A built-in editor then lets you crop and fine-tune before you export. KEY FEATURES • Full-page capture — scroll-and-stitch any page into a single high-quality screenshot • Capture visible area — grab just the current viewport in one click • Smart handling of lazy-loaded images, high-DPI/Retina displays, sticky headers and hidden scrollbars (no duplicated bars, no seams) • Built-in editor — freeform crop or fixed ratios (1:1, 4:3, 16:9), zoom, pan, undo/redo, reset • Export to PNG, JPEG (quality), WebP (quality), or multi-page PDF • Copy the result straight to your clipboard • Filename templates, scale/resolution options, and configurable capture settings • Live progress with a one-click cancel PRIVACY FIRST Everything happens locally in your browser. Long Screenshots makes no network requests — no servers, no analytics, no tracking, and no data collection. It uses only the minimal activeTab permission, so it runs solely on the page you explicitly capture and never in the background on other sites. HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to capture. 2. Click the Long Screenshots icon. 3. Choose "Capture Full Page" or "Capture Visible Area". 4. The editor opens — crop and adjust, then Export or Copy to clipboard. Built by Alen Sarang Satheesh.
Jul 8, 2026
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