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Capture a staging build and a production build, then put them side by side to spot what shifted.
Paste any URL and capture the entire scrollable page — top to bottom — as a PNG, JPEG or PDF. Real hosted Chromium, no extension, no signup to try.
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A normal screenshot stops at the fold. A full-page screenshot keeps scrolling and stitches every section into one tall image — hero to footer.
Everything below the first screen is lost.
Hero, body, gallery and footer — one stitched image.
Capture a staging build and a production build, then put them side by side to spot what shifted.
Grab one clean, complete image of a page instead of stitching together cropped chunks by hand.
Keep a dated visual record of a page exactly as it appeared — useful for audits, ads and legal trails.
Send a stakeholder the whole page as one shareable image instead of a screen-recording or a pile of crops.
Long pages, lazy-loaded content and sticky headers are where most screenshot tools fall apart. ScreenshotInk scrolls the page first so deferred images render before the shutter fires, dismisses cookie banners, and can block ads so they don't clutter the capture.
For very long pages you can cap the maximum height; for retina-crisp output you can set the exact width. Need a PDF instead of an image? Switch the format — same engine, same parameters.
Deferred images and sections render before capture.
Consent overlays cleared so they don't block the page.
Strip ad slots for a clean, distraction-free image.
Cap very long pages; set retina-crisp output width.
This free tool is the same capture engine behind the ScreenshotInk API. When you're ready to capture hundreds of URLs, generate link previews, or wire screenshots into your own app, the API takes the same parameters you see here.
Identical requests are cached for 24 hours, so repeat captures are free — and every plan includes bulk capture, visual diff, Lighthouse audits and an MCP server for AI agents.
curl "https://screenshotink.com/v1/capture" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…" \
-d url="https://stripe.com" \
-d full_size=true \
-d max_height=20000 -d format=png
{ "image_url": "…/9f2k1x.png", "height": 8260 }
Yes. You can capture full-page screenshots in the browser for free, no signup. A free API key adds 100 automated captures a month with no card.
PNG, JPEG, or a full PDF of the page. PNG is best for quality; JPEG for smaller files; PDF when you need a document.
Very long ones — the engine scrolls and stitches the whole document, with an optional maximum height so enormous pages stay manageable.
That is usually lazy-loaded content. Enable the lazy-load option so the page scrolls and renders everything before capture.