FULL PAGE SCREENSHOTS
Capture an entire web page, top to bottom.
Full-page screenshots scroll the whole page, load lazy content, and capture it as one image.
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Header
0 px -
Content
1,200 px -
Lazy-loaded section
3,400 px -
Footer
5,800 px
Incremental scroll loads content that only appears as you scroll.
Full-page website screenshots
PagePixels full-page screenshots capture an entire web page from the header to the footer as a single image. Turn on incremental scroll to load lazy content, images, and infinite feeds before the capture, so nothing is missing from the result.
Full-page captures work with scheduling, browser automations, Real Locations, and Custom CSS for hiding sticky headers and banners. Export as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF from the web app, the API, or any integration.
Get the whole page right.
Full page
Capture from top to bottom.
full_page: true
Running in four steps.
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Create a screenshot
Paste the page URL.
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Turn on Full Page
Capture the whole page.
Full Page -
Load lazy content
Optional incremental scroll.
incremental scroll -
Save
Run now or on a schedule.
Save Screenshot
Export it how you need.
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PNG
lossless -
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JPEG
set quality -
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WebP
smaller files -
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PDF
printable -
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Scaling
retina -
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Thumbnails
previews
Pages people capture in full.
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Daily
A record of your site
Archive every page as published.
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Before a deploy
Visual QA
Compare full pages before and after.
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Monthly
Client reports
Save long reports as PDFs.
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Weekly
Competitor landing pages
Archive full pages each week.
Every PagePixels feature works with full-page captures.
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Does it load lazy images?
Yes, with incremental scroll.
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Can I save as PDF?
Yes, plus PNG, JPEG, and WebP.
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Can I hide sticky headers?
Yes, with Custom CSS.
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Is there a height limit?
Very long pages are supported.
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