Scrolling screenshot: the whole page in one image

What the long screenshot can do

• Whole web pages in any browser, plus emails, chats and documents: anywhere you can scroll with the mouse wheel.
• Only the right column: if you click into an email next to the mail list, the program sees at the first scroll which part moves and captures only that.
• Fixed headers only once: whatever stays put while scrolling, such as subject and sender, appears once at the top of the image.
• Exactly your area: select an area yourself and click the scroll icon in the toolbar. Then exactly your selection is used.

Working in the long image

Use the mouse wheel or Page Up and Page Down to move through the whole image; the right edge shows where you are. Circles, arrows, text, pixelating: everything works as in a normal screenshot. Cut away browser bars at the top with “Crop”; the top edge snaps exactly to the fixed header.

Good to know

• Leave the mouse and windows alone during the capture. The program moves the mouse pointer itself and puts it back afterwards.
• Esc stops early and keeps what has been captured so far.
• A long image ends at 30,000 pixels in height at the latest. The program lets you know.
• If something else moves while scrolling, such as a video or an ad, the capture ends at that point. What has been captured so far is kept.
• On the Mac the program needs the “Accessibility” permission once, because it turns the mouse wheel for this.