Capture Scrolling Screenshots
Capture the entire scrollable content of any webpage as a single high-resolution image. No signup required.
This tool renders the full page — including all content below the fold — into one continuous screenshot. Set a custom viewport width and height to match any device or screen size.
Enter a URL to capture the full scrollable page
Why Use Scrolling Screenshots?
Product Demos
Show your entire landing page or app interface in one continuous image.
Social Media
Create tall images for Pinterest, Instagram Stories, and other platforms.
Presentations
Include full-page views in slides, docs, and client decks.
Bug Reports
Capture the full context of issues including below-fold content.
Portfolio
Showcase complete website designs in a single image file.
Documentation
Create visual guides that show the full page layout at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a scrolling screenshot work?
The tool renders the target webpage in a real browser, automatically scrolls through all content from header to footer, and stitches the result into a single continuous image. You get the entire page — including content below the fold — in one file.
Is this scrolling screenshot tool free?
Yes, completely free with no signup required. For automated or bulk captures, our API starts with 100 free screenshots and paid plans from $14/mo.
What formats can I download?
You can download scrolling screenshots in PNG (lossless, best quality), JPEG (smaller file size), or WebP (modern, compact format). Select your preferred format before capturing.
Can I set a custom viewport size?
Yes. Open the Advanced Options panel to set a custom viewport width (320–3840 px) and height (240–3840 px). This lets you capture the page as it appears on any screen size — desktop, tablet, or mobile.
What is the difference between a scrolling screenshot and a regular screenshot?
A regular screenshot captures only the visible viewport. A scrolling screenshot captures the entire page including all scrollable content, producing a much taller image that shows the full layout from top to bottom.
Scrolling Screenshot vs Full Page Screenshot vs Regular Screenshot
A regular (viewport) screenshot captures only what is visible on screen — typically the top 800–1080 pixels. Content below the fold is cut off. Use the standard screenshot tool when you only need the above-fold view.
A full page screenshot renders the entire document as a single image. It is optimized for archival and documentation — capturing every pixel from header to footer without configuration. Use the full page screenshot tool for one-click complete captures.
A scrolling screenshot (this tool) gives you fine-grained control: set a custom viewport width and height, choose your output format, and preview the result before downloading. It is built for visual storytelling — creating tall images for Pinterest, Instagram Stories, portfolio showcases, and client presentations where layout and aspect ratio matter as much as content coverage.
Creative Uses for Scrolling Screenshots
Pinterest Pins
Tall images perform best on Pinterest. Set a narrow viewport (600–800 px) to create elongated captures that dominate the feed.
Client Presentations
Include full-page scrolling screenshots in slide decks and Notion docs to show stakeholders the complete layout without links.
Design Portfolio
Showcase complete website designs in Behance or Dribbble projects as a single continuous image that highlights scroll-based interactions.
Before/After Comparisons
Capture a scrolling screenshot before and after a redesign to compare full layouts side by side in design reviews.
Need Scrolling Screenshots at Scale?
Our API supports full-page screenshot capture with custom viewports, AI element removal, and device mockups. Automate captures in your CI/CD pipeline or app.
const response = await fetch('https://api.screenshotly.app/screenshot', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY',
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
},
body: JSON.stringify({
url: 'https://example.com',
format: 'png',
fullPage: true,
width: 1280,
height: 800,
}),
});