Full Page Screenshot (No Extension)

Scrolls the web page you are viewing from top to bottom automatically and stitches it into one image. No extension to install, and images are never sent to a server.

1Drag this button to your bookmarks barYou only need to do this once

🐰 HANESukusho ← Grab it with your mouse and drop it on the bookmarks bar at the top of your browser

If you can't see the bookmarks bar, press Ctrl+Shift+B (on a Mac, ⌘+Shift+B). It's just one bookmark, so no extension install or admin permission is needed.

2Click that bookmark on the page you want to save

Open the page you want to save and click “🐰 HANESukusho” on your bookmarks bar.
A small HANETOOL panel appears in the top-right corner. Click “Start”.
When the browser asks whether to share this tab, click “Share” (or “Allow”).
The page scrolls to the bottom by itself. Please wait until it finishes (a few seconds to a few tens of seconds).
When the result appears, save it as PNG, JPEG or PDF.

Works in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on a computer. Press Esc to stop midway. “Share” only lets the tool read the page as an image — nothing is sent anywhere.

What this tool does

HANESukusho is a free tool that saves a whole web page, top to bottom, as a single image. A normal screenshot only captures what is visible on screen, but this tool scrolls the page automatically while capturing and stitches everything into one image. There is no extension to install — you just add one bookmark.

🔖Works without an extension

Just put one button on your bookmarks bar. It works even on work computers where you can't install extensions.
⬇️Scrolls to the bottom automatically

No need to take several screenshots and stitch them together. Click the button and the page scrolls by itself, becoming one image in seconds.
🧩No repeated sticky menus

Sticky headers, cookie banners, “back to top” buttons and the like are kept from showing up again and again down the image.
📄Save as PNG, JPEG or PDF

Choose a ready-to-use PNG, a lightweight JPEG, or an A4 PDF that is handy for printing and sharing. PDF page breaks are placed so they avoid cutting through text where possible.
🔒Images never leave your browser

Capturing and saving both happen entirely in your browser, so it is safe to use even on internal company systems and other pages that must not leave your computer.

How to use it (3 steps)

Put the button on your bookmarks barDrag the “🐰 HANESukusho” button on this page to the bookmarks bar at the top of your browser. You only need to do this once.
Click it on the page you want to saveOpen the page you want to save and click “🐰 HANESukusho” on your bookmarks bar. Click “Start” in the panel at the top right, then choose “Share” when asked to share this tab.
Save the resultThe page scrolls to the bottom automatically and the result is shown. Pick PNG, JPEG or PDF to save it.

When it comes in handy

Keeping a record of a whole web page's design and content

You can keep the page from top to bottom as one image.

Useful whenever you want to keep the look of a full page: comparing your site before and after an update, sending a page in progress for review, researching competitors, and so on. No more taking and lining up multiple screenshots.

Capturing a full page on a computer where extensions aren't allowed

It's just one bookmark, so there's nothing to install and no admin permission needed.

Full-page screenshots usually require an extension or developer tools. Even if extensions are blocked on your work computer, or you'd rather not install one on a shared PC, this tool works with just a bookmark.

Turning a page into a PDF for printing or documents

Saving as “PDF” gives you a PDF split into portrait A4 pages.

Printing to PDF from the browser can break the layout or drop background colors. This tool makes a PDF that looks exactly like what you see on screen, and chooses page breaks that avoid cutting through text where possible.

Troubleshooting

Nothing happens when I click the bookmark

Wait until the page has finished loading and click it again. It won't work if running bookmarklets is blocked, as on some work computers.

Images are missing or blank in places

On pages that load images only as you scroll, they may not load in time. Scroll through the page to the bottom once yourself, then try again.

Menus and banners fixed to the top or bottom of the screen appear only once, at the top of the page. Sticky menus are put back in their original position for the capture.

Supported browsers

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on a computer. It does not work on smartphones, Safari or Firefox.

Before you use it

We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this tool's output. Captured images are processed only in your browser and are never sent to or stored on a server. When saving or using content created by others, stay within what the rights holder permits. For details, see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.