Long-form articles
Grab a blog post, docs page or wiki entry end to end in one tall image instead of a dozen scroll-and-crop shots.
Capture scrolling web pages from top to bottom and stitch them into one long image — up to ~20,000px tall. Real hosted Chromium does the scrolling for you, no extension, no signup to try.
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Full-page scroll is on by default · 5 free demo captures/day · no card
A regular screenshot grabs only what fits on screen. A long screenshot keeps scrolling the page, capturing each new section, and stitches them into a single tall image — top to bottom.
Everything you'd have to scroll to see is missing.
Every section the page scrolls through — stitched into one long image.
Looking for the same thing under a different name? This is the sibling of our full page screenshot tool — and if you just need a single visible-viewport shot, use the website screenshot tool.
Grab a blog post, docs page or wiki entry end to end in one tall image instead of a dozen scroll-and-crop shots.
Capture a feed, pricing matrix or product list that loads as you scroll — the page is scrolled first so deferred rows render.
Keep a dated, complete record of a tall page exactly as it appeared — useful for audits, ads and legal trails.
Send a stakeholder the whole scroll as one shareable image instead of a screen-recording or a pile of crops.
Infinite scroll, lazy-loaded images and sticky headers are exactly where most screenshot tools break. ScreenshotInk scrolls the page from top to bottom first so deferred content renders before the shutter fires, dismisses cookie banners, and can block ads so they don't clutter the long image.
Very tall pages capture up to ~20,000px high — set max_height to cap a runaway feed, or set the exact width for retina-crisp output. Need a PDF of the whole scroll instead of an image? Switch the format — same engine, same parameters.
Deferred images and feed rows render before capture.
Keeps scrolling until the page stops growing, then stitches.
Fixed bars don't repeat down the length of the long image.
Cap very tall pages at ~20,000px; set retina output width.
This free tool is the same capture engine behind the ScreenshotInk API. When you need to capture hundreds of scrolling pages, snapshot a feed on a schedule, or wire long 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://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screenshot" \
-d full_size=true \
-d max_height=20000 -d format=png{ "image_url": "…/9f2k1x.png", "height": 14820 }A single tall image of an entire scrolling page — the engine scrolls top to bottom and stitches every section into one capture, instead of stopping at the visible area.
Very tall ones — up to about 20,000px, with an optional max-height cap so enormous or infinite-scroll pages stay manageable.
Yes — it scrolls the page first so deferred images and sections render before capture. For infinite feeds, set a max-height to bound the result.
Yes, free to try in the browser with no signup. A free API key adds 100 automated captures a month, no card.