Does DigiWares upload my webpage or screenshot?

No. DigiWares does not receive the webpage content or finished screenshot. The screenshot is generated in the browser and downloaded directly to the device. The open-source screenshot renderer is loaded from a public CDN when required.

// free browser utility

Full Page Screenshot Tool

Q: Can I take a scrolling screenshot in Chrome?

Yes. The DigiWares bookmarklet can automatically scroll through a page before rendering it. Chrome also includes a Capture full size screenshot command inside DevTools.

Q: Can it screenshot a localhost webpage?

Yes, when the bookmarklet is allowed to run on the page. Because it runs in the current browser tab, the page does not need a public URL.

Capture an entire webpage as one image.

Take a scrolling screenshot of the page you are actually viewing, including long pages, localhost, staging sites, and logged-in dashboards. No account and no screenshot upload to DigiWares.

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INSTALL ONCE

Drag this button to your bookmarks bar

This is the easiest way to use the tool. After installing it, open any webpage and click the bookmark whenever you need a full-page screenshot.

📌 Full Page ScreenshotDrag me ↑

// first time here?

How to take a full-page screenshot

A bookmarklet is a small browser bookmark that runs a tool on the page you already have open. Nothing needs to be installed on your computer.

Show your bookmarks bar

In Chrome, make sure the bookmarks bar is visible. On Mac press ⌘ + Shift + B. On Windows press Ctrl + Shift + B.

Drag the screenshot button into it

Drag the orange Full Page Screenshot button from this page onto your bookmarks bar. You only need to install it once.

Open a page and click the bookmark

Go to the page you want to capture, including localhost, a dashboard, or a logged-in page, then click Full Page Screenshot.

Wait for the image to download

The page scrolls automatically to load lazy content, returns to the top, renders the full page, and downloads one image.

Chrome on Mac⌘ + Shift + B

Chrome on WindowsCtrl + Shift + B

Use the shortcut to show or hide the bookmarks bar.

ALTERNATIVE INSTALLATION

Copy the bookmarklet code manually

no upload

Use this method if dragging the button does not work. Copy the code, create a new browser bookmark, then paste the code into the bookmark's URL field.

TRY IT

Test the screenshot tool on this page

This runs the same capture code without installing the bookmark first. Your browser should automatically scroll this page and download one full-page image.

Test it on this page

CAPTURE OPTIONS

Choose how screenshots are created

Full pageCapture the entire scrollable webpage, not only the visible screen.Auto-scroll for lazy contentScroll through the page first so images and sections have a chance to load.High DPI (2×)Sharper output for shorter pages. Very long pages are automatically scaled down safely.Timestamp in filenameAdd the capture date and time to the downloaded filename.

// capture what you actually see

Useful when a URL screenshot service cannot see your page

This tool runs inside the browser tab you already have open. It does not ask a remote server to visit the URL, so it can be useful for pages that are not publicly reachable.

localhostCapture a web app running on your own computer while you build it.

logged-in dashboardsCapture the page after you have signed in and reached the state you need.

staging & private pagesCapture pages that are behind a preview URL, internal network, or access gate.

current page stateKeep the light or dark theme, expanded sections, filters, and content currently on screen.

// how it works

One click, then the browser does the work

Load lazy content

The tool scrolls through long pages so images and sections that load on demand have time to appear.

Render the full page

html2canvas-pro recreates the visible webpage in a browser canvas, including modern CSS colour functions.

Download locally

The finished PNG, JPEG, or WebP file is created in your browser and downloaded directly to your device.

// choose the right method

Bookmarklet vs Chrome DevTools vs extension

There is no single screenshot method that is best for every page. Use the simplest option that fits the job.

Method	Best for	What to know
DigiWares bookmarklet	Repeat full-page captures from the page you are already viewing	One-click after installation. Can work on localhost and logged-in pages.
Chrome DevTools	Occasional full-page screenshots without installing anything	Reliable browser-level fallback, but requires opening DevTools and the command menu.
Chrome extension	Frequent users who want toolbar access and more browser permissions	Requires extension installation and store permissions.
URL screenshot service	Remote capture of publicly accessible URLs	The remote service must be able to access the page itself.

// privacy

Your webpage and screenshot are not uploaded to DigiWares.

The capture is generated in your browser and downloaded directly to your device. The bookmarklet loads the open-source screenshot renderer from a public CDN when needed. DigiWares does not receive the page content or finished screenshot.

// troubleshooting

Some websites can prevent bookmarklets from running perfectly.

Strict Content Security Policy, cross-origin media, video, WebGL, embedded frames, or an exceptionally complex page can prevent a perfect browser-rendered capture. Very long pages are automatically reduced to a safer resolution when necessary.

Chrome fallback: Capture full size screenshotOpen DevTools with ⌘ + Option + I on Mac, orCtrl + Shift + I on Windows. Then press⌘ + Shift + P on Mac orCtrl + Shift + P on Windows, typeCapture full size screenshot, and press Enter.

// full-page screenshot questions

Good to know.

What is a full-page screenshot?

A full-page screenshot captures the complete scrollable webpage from the top to the bottom as one image, not only the part currently visible on your screen.

Can I take a scrolling screenshot in Chrome?

Yes. This bookmarklet automatically scrolls through the page before rendering it. Chrome also has a built-in Capture full size screenshot command inside DevTools.

Can it screenshot a localhost webpage?

Yes, when the bookmarklet is allowed to run on that page. Because it runs in your current browser tab, it does not need a public URL for your localhost site.

Can it capture a page after I log in?

Often, yes. The bookmarklet runs on the page you already have open, so it can capture the current logged-in view. Some sites may still block the screenshot renderer with browser security policies.

Does this upload my screenshot or webpage?

No. DigiWares does not receive your page content or finished screenshot. The renderer itself is loaded from a public CDN when required.

Why does the tool scroll the page before taking the screenshot?

Many websites lazy-load images and sections only when they enter the viewport. Auto-scroll gives that content time to appear before the final full-page render.

Will it work on every website?

No browser bookmarklet can guarantee that. Some websites block injected scripts or contain cross-origin video, WebGL, iframes, and other content that cannot be reproduced perfectly in a browser canvas.

Why is High DPI off by default?

Doubling the resolution can create an extremely large canvas on long webpages. The default setting is safer and still produces a clear image.

Does it support modern CSS colours?

Yes. This version uses html2canvas-pro, including support for modern CSS colour functions such as color(), oklch(), oklab(), lab(), and lch().

// coming later

A Chrome extension can come next.

The bookmarklet stays the simple free option. A future Chrome extension can add toolbar access and advanced capture controls for people who use the tool frequently.

See DigiWares Chrome extensions →