ScreenGrabPick exactly what you need
Press Alt+Shift+S and drag. The size shows as you go, and dragging past the bottom of the window keeps scrolling.
- Click any element to grab just that
- Selections can be taller than your screen
- Esc cancels at any time
Free Chrome extension
Grab the whole page, not just what fits on screen.
ScreenGrab scrolls, stitches and saves any web page as one clean image or PDF, then lets you mark it up before you share it.
- Free forever
- No sign-up
- Stays on your computer
- No watermarks
Features
Built for the screenshots you actually take
Long articles, receipts, dashboards, bug reports, design reviews. ScreenGrab handles the awkward pages, and the editing is free.
Top to bottom in one click
ScreenGrab scrolls the page for you and joins every screen into one sharp image, then puts you back where you were.
Gets the tricky pages right
Web apps that scroll inside a panel are unrolled. Sticky headers show up once. Images that load as you scroll are filled in.
Just the part you want
Drag a box around any area (the page scrolls when you reach the edge), or click once to capture a single element.
Mark it up, free
Arrows, boxes, circles, pen, highlighter, text and numbered steps, with undo and crop. No upgrade needed.
Hide what's private
Blur emails, names and numbers before you share. ScreenGrab pixelates first, so the blurred text can't be read back.
PDFs that read well
Letter, Legal, A4 or one long page, with page breaks placed in the gaps between lines. Or save PNG, JPEG, or copy it.
Take the tour
See it on a real page
Every screenshot here was made with ScreenGrab on a sample article.
Explain it without a meeting
Point at the number that matters, number the steps, and blur the details nobody else should see. Then download or copy.
- Hold Shift for straight arrows and perfect squares
- Change color and size, or move anything you've drawn
- What you see in the editor is exactly what you save
Every inch of the page
One click, and the full article comes back as one image: the site header once at the top, the cookie notice once at the bottom.
- Pages taller than one image can hold are split into numbered parts
- Endless feeds stop at a height you choose
- Sharp on high-resolution screens
How it works
Click. Wait a moment. Share.
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Click the icon
Pick full page, an area, or what's on screen. Or press Alt+Shift+F.
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ScreenGrab does the scrolling
A small progress bar shows how far along it is. Your page is left exactly as it was.
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Edit and save
Your capture opens in a new tab. Mark it up, then save PNG, JPEG or PDF, or copy it.
Get ScreenGrab
Install in under a minute
ScreenGrab is on its way to the Chrome Web Store. Until it's listed, you can install the same extension directly.
Download ScreenGrab (.zip)Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and other Chromium browsers.
- Unzip the file you downloaded.
- Go to chrome://extensions (in Edge, edge://extensions) and switch on Developer mode.
- Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
- Pin ScreenGrab from the puzzle-piece menu so it's always one click away.
Privacy
Your screenshots are none of our business
ScreenGrab works entirely inside your browser. There's no ScreenGrab server, so there's nowhere for your screenshots to go.
- No accountNothing to sign up for, ever.
- No uploadsCaptures are saved to your own computer.
- No trackingNo analytics or ads, in the extension or on this site.
Some capture extensions ask for
"Read and change all your data on all websites"
Standing access to every page you visit, whether you're taking a screenshot or not.
ScreenGrab asks for
The tab you're on, only when you click
Chrome lets ScreenGrab see a page only after you click its icon or press its shortcut, and only that one tab.
Compare
More than Chrome's hidden screenshot tool
Chrome has screenshots built in, but they live inside Developer Tools and only save plain PNG files.
| What you can do | Chrome Developer Tools | ScreenGrab |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshot the whole page | ✓Through a command menu | ✓One click or shortcut |
| Screenshot an area or element | ✓Through a command menu | ✓Drag or click |
| Unroll panels that scroll inside the page | – | ✓ |
| Select an area taller than the screen | – | ✓ |
| Arrows, boxes, text, highlighter and numbered steps | – | ✓ |
| Blur private details and crop | – | ✓ |
| Save as PDF with clean page breaks | – | ✓ |
| Save as JPEG or copy to the clipboard | – | ✓ |
| Split very tall pages into numbered parts | – | ✓ |
To find Chrome's version: open Developer Tools, press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac) and type "screenshot".
Pricing
Pay nothing for the essentials
Capturing, editing and saving cost nothing, with no limits. Pro is coming for people who capture pages for work.
Free
$0
Everything below, for as long as you like.
- Full page, visible area, any area or element
- Handles inner panels, sticky headers and lazy images
- Editor with arrows, text, steps, highlighter and undo
- Blur and crop
- PNG, JPEG and PDF (Letter, Legal, A4, one long page)
- Copy to clipboard and keyboard shortcuts
Pro Coming soon
$15 / year
Or $39 once. Planned price, with a free trial at launch.
- Searchable PDFs you can select and copy text from
- Evidence mode: address, time and a tamper-check fingerprint on every export, with certified timestamps
- Batch capture of a whole list of addresses
- Save straight to Google Drive
- Priority support
- Everything in Free
Questions
Questions, answered
Is ScreenGrab really free?
Yes. Capturing, editing and saving are free, with no limits, no watermark and no account. A paid Pro plan is planned for work features like searchable PDFs and batch capture; nothing in the free version will move behind it.
How do I screenshot an entire web page?
Click the ScreenGrab icon and choose Capture full page, or press Alt+Shift+F. ScreenGrab scrolls, joins the screens together and opens the result in a new tab.
Where do my screenshots go?
Nowhere but your computer. They're made and edited in your browser and saved to your Downloads folder. ScreenGrab has no server and no account.
Will it capture pages I'm signed in to?
Yes. ScreenGrab captures what your own browser shows, so signed-in pages work like any other.
What about Gmail, Notion or dashboards?
When the page itself doesn't scroll, ScreenGrab finds the panel that does and captures all of it.
Why doesn't the header repeat down the image?
Headers, cookie notices and chat buttons that stay on screen are shown once: headers at the top, notices and buttons at the bottom.
How long a page can it handle?
Very long. Pages taller than one image can hold are split into numbered parts automatically. Endless feeds stop at a maximum height you can change in Settings.
Can I turn a web page into a PDF?
Yes: US Letter, Legal, A4 or one long page. Page breaks fall between lines of text, so no line is cut in half.
What are the keyboard shortcuts?
Alt+Shift+F for the full page, Alt+Shift+S for an area or element, and Alt+Shift+V for what's on screen. Change them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Why won't some pages capture?
Chrome doesn't let any extension capture its own pages (like settings), the Chrome Web Store, or its built-in PDF viewer.
Your next screenshot can be the whole page
Free, private, and ready in under a minute.
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