FullShot: full-page screenshots in one click, nothing uploaded
Mohamad Almousli · 2026-10-04 · 1 min read
Most screenshot tools capture what's on screen and stop there. FullShot captures the whole page: it scrolls, stitches, and hands you one clean image, all without leaving your browser.
What it captures
Full page, visible area, or a rectangle you drag out. Full-page mode copes with lazy-loaded content and with app-style sites that scroll inside a container rather than the window. Fixed and sticky headers are hidden after the first screen so they don't repeat all the way down the image, and very tall pages are split into several images (and several PDF pages) automatically.
What you get
A result page with a preview, a copy-to-clipboard button, and download as PNG, JPEG or PDF. Alt+Shift+S captures the full page straight away. Settings cover default format, quality, scroll delay, auto-download, auto-copy, a file name template and a height cap.
Privacy and install
No tracking, no ads, no account, no upload: everything happens on your device. It's one Manifest V3 codebase for Chromium browsers and Firefox 140+, MIT-licensed, and can be loaded from source today.