FullCapture - Full Page Screen Capture EN

FullCapture takes a screenshot of the entire page you are looking at - the whole scrollable
document, not just the part that fits on screen - and gives you an editor to mark it up before
you save it.

Everything is free. No account, no sign-up, no watermark, no export limit, no paid tier. Every
feature below is available to every user.

HOW IT WORKS
- Click the FullCapture icon, or press Alt+Shift+P
- The page scrolls itself while the screenshot is assembled, with a progress panel so you can
see exactly how far along it is
- The finished capture opens in a preview, ready to edit, download or copy

CAPTURE
- Full scrolling page capture, stitched into one sharp image
- Visible-area capture with Alt+Shift+V
- Handles sticky headers and cookie banners: they appear once, at the top, instead of repeating
down the whole screenshot
- Pre-scrolls the page so lazy-loaded images are actually in the shot
- Hides scrollbars while it works, then puts your page back exactly where you left it
- Captures at retina resolution, so text stays crisp when you zoom in

BUILT-IN EDITOR
- Rectangles, ovals, lines, arrows, text, numbered steps and stickers
- Blur or pixelate anything private before you share it
- Highlighter for drawing attention to a paragraph
- Crop, padding, a border, and an optional URL and date strip across the top
- Layers panel, undo and redo, zoom, and exact position and size controls
- Drag the handles to resize anything; the cursor shows you which way it will stretch
- Edits are non-destructive: the original screenshot is kept, so you can reopen a capture weeks
later, move an arrow, or reset the whole thing back to the original

SAVE
- PNG or JPG, at retina or standard resolution
- PDF as one long page, or paginated onto A4 or Letter
- Copy straight to the clipboard
- Custom file names built from tokens like {host}, {title}, {date} and {time}
- A library of your recent captures, with bulk download and delete

PRIVACY
FullCapture works entirely on your computer. It makes no network requests at all - your
screenshots, settings and edits never leave your browser. It does not ask for access to all your
websites: it reads only the tab you asked it to capture, at the moment you ask, using Chrome's
activeTab permission. No analytics, no tracking, no remote code, no servers.

OPEN SOURCE
The complete source is public under the MIT licence, so anyone can read exactly what it does.