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How to Take a Full Page Screenshot on Windows 10 and 11

Windows shortcuts only capture what you see. Here is how to capture a whole long web page on Windows, step by step.

How to Take a Full Page Screenshot on Windows 10 and 11

Windows makes it easy to grab your screen, but a long web page does not fit on one screen. This guide shows the options and when to use each.

Built-in Windows tools

  • Win+Shift+S opens Snipping Tool: rectangle, window or full screen.
  • PrtScn copies the whole screen to the clipboard.
  • Alt+PrtScn copies only the active window.

These capture the visible part only. For a scrolling page you would take several shots and join them by hand.

Microsoft Edge Web Capture

Edge has a Web Capture tool (Ctrl+Shift+S) with a full page option. It is handy if you use Edge, but Chrome does not have it.

Chrome DevTools

  1. Press F12, then Ctrl+Shift+P.
  2. Type screenshot and pick Capture full size screenshot.

One click with an extension

Install PageSnap, open the page and press Alt+Shift+P. It captures the entire page, handles sticky headers, and opens an editor where you can add arrows, text and blur, then save as PNG, JPG or PDF.

Which should you choose?

NeedBest option
Quick look at the screenWin+Shift+S
Whole long page, one imageFull page extension
No install, simple pageDevTools command

Tip: if text looks blurry on a high-DPI laptop, PageSnap keeps your display's full pixel density, so the capture stays sharp.

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