What it does
GoFullPage scrolls through a webpage and assembles its visible sections into a screenshot. The browser extension offers free full-page captures and PNG, JPEG or PDF downloads. Premium adds cropping, annotations and PDF formatting; official extensions are available for Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
Click the camera icon in the browser toolbar; in Chrome, Alt+Shift+P also starts a capture. GoFullPage scrolls and assembles the page, then opens the result in a new tab. Download an image or PDF, and use Options to choose the image format and PDF paper size.
Free capture and downloads have no count limit. Premium provides cropping, text, shapes and other annotations. Its Smart page splitting option checks PDF page breaks to reduce cuts through lines of text. Add URL and date/time can put a clickable page address and capture time into exported PDFs.
For repeated captures, Options can automatically download images and choose a subfolder within the browser’s Downloads folder. It cannot direct downloads outside that folder.
Very large Chrome captures may exceed the size of one image and split into separate tabs. GoFullPage also handles inner scrolling areas and embedded page frames. Scroll through a page first to load delayed content before capturing it.
Strengths
- Free full-page captures and downloads have no count limit.
- Premium can add a clickable address and capture time to PDFs.
Watch out for
- Cropping, annotations and Smart page splitting require Premium.
- Oversized Chrome captures are divided into separate images.
- The default download directory must stay within the Downloads folder.
Best for
- Archiving page layouts and preparing complete webpage references.
Sources
- GoFullPage developer listing (Oct 28, 2026)
- What is GoFullPage? (Oct 28, 2026)
- GoFullPage for freelance writers (Oct 28, 2026)
- Four ways to automate a GoFullPage workflow (Oct 28, 2026)
- GoFullPage browser availability update (Oct 28, 2026)