Scrolling Screenshot Studio

Free Chrome extension for scrolling, full-page, and region screenshots — with built-in annotation editor, batch ZIP export, and PDF.

Scrolling Screenshot Studio is a free Google Chrome extension for capturing scrolling screenshots, full-page screenshots, and region screenshots of any website. It auto-scrolls long pages and stitches them into one tall image, handles sticky headers and lazy-loaded content correctly, and ships with a built-in annotation editor, a multi-capture queue with batch ZIP export, continuous capture mode for rapid bursts, PDF export, and one-click upload — all local-first, no account, no tracking.

Install free from the Chrome Web Store →

What it does

• Scrolling region capture — click any element (article body, chat container, dashboard panel) and the extension auto-scrolls and stitches the whole thing into one image.
• Full-page capture — top-to-bottom of the page, with proper handling for sticky headers, fixed pseudo-elements (::before/::after), lazy-loaded content, and pages where the body itself is the scroll container.
• Region capture — drag a precise rectangle on the visible viewport.
• Visible page — one-click snapshot of exactly the current viewport.
• Annotation editor — arrows, rectangles, ellipses, freehand pen, lines, blur, highlight, text, crop, and a sticker library (pointer, tick, cross, warning, star, heart, question). Undo / redo / keyboard shortcuts.
• Multi-capture queue with batch ZIP — queue many captures silently, then download them all as one ZIP file.
• Continuous capture mode — the selection overlay auto-respawns after every capture so you can grab rectangle after rectangle with zero extension clicks. Right-click to exit.
• PDF export — multi-page A4 PDF with margins, lazy-loaded only when you click PDF.
• One-click upload — catbox.moe (no account) by default, or a custom HTTP endpoint you configure.
• Local capture history — last 30 captures with thumbnails for quick re-access.

Who it's for / common use cases

People look for tools like this when they want to:

• “Take a full-page screenshot in Chrome” — capture a long article, blog post, or documentation page top-to-bottom in one image.
• “Take a scrolling screenshot of a chat thread” — Discord, Slack, WhatsApp Web, ChatGPT, Claude conversations.
• “Batch screenshot a website and export as a ZIP” — capture many sections of a site in rapid succession and bundle them.
• “Annotate a screenshot with arrows and blur” — for bug reports, tutorials, redacting sensitive UI before sharing.
• “Generate a PDF from a webpage” — for offline review or printable archive.
• “Continuous burst capture” — clip many small UI elements from the same page without clicking the extension icon every time.
• “Free, private screenshot extension with no account” — everything is local; uploads only happen on explicit click.

How it works

1. Click the extension icon on any webpage.
2. Pick a capture mode: Scrolling Region, Region, Visible, or Full Page.
3. For Scrolling Region / Region: pick the rectangle or element you want.
4. The annotation editor opens with your capture loaded. Mark it up, then download, copy, upload, export to PDF, or send it to the queue.
5. For batch workflows: turn on Multi-capture session in the popup, then take many captures — they queue silently. Open Queue when done to batch-export as ZIP.

FAQ

How do I take a scrolling screenshot in Chrome?

Install Scrolling Screenshot Studio, click the icon, choose Scrolling Region, click on any element. The extension auto-scrolls and stitches it into one tall image.

How do I take a full-page screenshot?

Click the extension icon, choose Full Page. The extension scrolls top-to-bottom, handling sticky headers and lazy-loaded content, and gives you one image with the entire page.

Can I take many screenshots without the editor opening each time?

Yes — turn on Multi-capture session in the popup, and captures queue silently. Open the Queue page to review, edit, or download them all as a ZIP.

Is it free?

Yes. Free on the Chrome Web Store. Every feature listed here works on the free tier.

Does it track me or upload anything?

No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry. Captures stay on your device by default. Uploads only happen on explicit click and go to catbox.moe (no account) or a custom endpoint you configure.