FullPageRoll - Full Page Screen Capture EN

FullPageRoll is a focused full-page screenshot extension for Microsoft Edge. Open a regular webpage, select the FullPageRoll toolbar icon or use the keyboard shortcut, and the extension automatically scrolls the page, captures each visible section, and assembles the result locally on your device.

Export options:

- High-resolution PNG: Save the entire webpage as one complete image.
- Continuous single-page PDF: Save the full webpage as one PDF without page breaks.

FullPageRoll works with long articles, documentation, dashboards, receipts, product pages, design references, and other webpages that are difficult to capture with a normal screenshot. It supports standard webpage scrolling as well as many nested scrollable page layouts. During capture, it handles repeated fixed or sticky elements where possible and restores the original page position afterward.

Local processing and privacy:

When you start a capture, FullPageRoll processes screenshot pixels, the page title, capture time, page dimensions, capture progress data, and temporary tab and window identifiers only to create the requested preview, PNG, or PDF.

Capture data stays on your device. FullPageRoll does not upload, sell, share, or use capture data for advertising or analytics. It has no account system, cloud storage, advertising, or remote code.

Up to four captures may be stored temporarily in the browser so the preview and export features can work reliably. Records older than 24 hours are removed automatically. You can delete the current capture or clear all locally stored capture data at any time.

How to use FullPageRoll:

1. Open the webpage you want to capture.
2. Select the FullPageRoll toolbar icon or press Ctrl+Shift+Y. On macOS, press Command+Shift+Y.
3. Keep the webpage open while FullPageRoll automatically scrolls and captures it.
4. Review the completed result.
5. Download it as a PNG image or continuous single-page PDF.

Browser-protected pages, including internal Edge pages and extension store pages, cannot be captured because browsers do not allow extensions to run on those pages. Some continuously changing or infinite webpages may produce a partial result if their content changes during capture.