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GoFullPage Chrome extension

GoFullPage takes a single click to screenshot a whole page, including content you'd normally have to scroll to. It's best for anyone who needs quick full-page captures without setup. The catch: the built-in editor for cropping and annotating sits behind a paid upgrade.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryScreenshots & Recording
  • ✓No account needed

Pros

  • one-click capture of the entire page, not just the visible area
  • exports to PNG, JPEG, or PDF with size options
  • handles scrollable sections and embedded iframes
  • uses only the activeTab permission
  • keyboard shortcut and right-click menu support

Cons

  • annotation and cropping tools are paid features
  • very long or complex pages can occasionally render capture artifacts
  • no cloud sync for free users

Best for

  • capturing long articles or scrolling pages
  • quick documentation and bug reports
  • saving a webpage as a PDF
  • users who want a no-frills, low-permission tool

Skip it if

  • people who need built-in annotation without paying
  • capturing only a visible portion of a page (use a basic screenshot tool instead)

Key features

  • full-page capture with one click or Alt+Shift+P
  • PNG, JPEG, and PDF export with configurable paper size
  • paid editor for cropping, annotating, and adding emojis
  • auto-download and batch download/delete options
  • right-click context menu integration

What GoFullPage does

GoFullPage automatically scrolls through a webpage and stitches the result into one continuous image, so you get the entire page instead of just what's visible on screen. It works on pages with scrollable panels and embedded iframes, and lets you export the result as an image or a PDF with a chosen paper size.

GoFullPage free vs paid

The core capture feature is free and requires no account. A paid tier unlocks an editor for cropping, annotating, and adding emojis or callouts to your screenshots, plus batch download and delete tools. If you only need to capture and save pages, the free version covers it.

Is GoFullPage safe?

GoFullPage only asks for the activeTab permission, meaning it can only see the page you're actively capturing, not your full browsing history or other tabs. The developer states it does not collect or sell user data and does not use it beyond the capture feature itself.

GoFullPage: FAQs

Is GoFullPage free?

Yes, the core full-page capture and PNG/JPEG/PDF export are free. A paid upgrade adds an editor for annotating and cropping screenshots.

Is GoFullPage safe to use?

It only requests the activeTab permission, so it can't read other tabs or your history. The developer states it doesn't collect or sell your data.

How do I use GoFullPage?

Install it, pin it to your toolbar, open the page you want, then click the icon or press Alt+Shift+P to capture the entire scrolling page.

Does GoFullPage work on scrollable content and iframes?

Yes, it's built to handle pages with internal scroll areas and embedded iframes, not just simple static pages.

Can GoFullPage export to PDF?

Yes, you can export captures as PNG, JPEG, or PDF, and choose the paper size for the PDF output.

How do I remove GoFullPage?

Right-click the extension icon in Chrome's toolbar, select Remove from Chrome, and confirm.

Does GoFullPage work in Edge or Brave?

Since both browsers support Chrome extensions, you can install GoFullPage from the Chrome Web Store in either one.

What are the best GoFullPage alternatives?

Built-in browser screenshot tools, Awesome Screenshot, and Nimbus Screenshot are common alternatives if you want built-in free annotation.

Why does GoFullPage sometimes miss part of a page?

Very long pages with lazy-loaded content or unusual scroll behavior can occasionally cause gaps; reloading the page before capturing usually fixes it.

Does GoFullPage need an account?

No, you can capture and download screenshots without creating an account.

Can I annotate screenshots for free?

No, cropping and annotation tools are part of the paid editor; the free version only captures and exports.

Does GoFullPage slow down my browser?

It only activates when you click it, using minimal permissions, so it shouldn't affect normal browsing performance.