Screenshots without an extension
Enter a URL and the page is loaded in a real Chrome browser by Google's PageSpeed service. You get two images: the visible area, exactly what appears on screen first, and a full-page screenshot that scrolls to the bottom. Switch between a phone and a desktop view.
Download either image as a JPG for bug reports, design reviews, client presentations or a record of how a competitor's page looked on a given day.
How to screenshot a website
- 1
Enter the URL
Choose mobile or desktop.
- 2
Wait for the capture
Usually 15–40 seconds.
- 3
Download
Visible area or full page.
Key features
Full-page capture
The whole page, top to bottom.
Mobile and desktop
Two device views.
Real Chrome rendering
Fonts, images and scripts load normally.
No install
Nothing to add to your browser.
Common uses
- Bug reports: Show exactly what a page looks like.
- Competitor tracking: Keep dated captures of landing pages.
- Client work: Share previews without screen recording.
Tips and good to know
- Pages behind a login, cookie wall or bot protection may capture the blocking screen instead.
- Need the phone view with a usability check? Use the Mobile-Friendly Test.
Frequently asked questions
Can I screenshot a whole page?
Yes. The full-page capture includes everything down to the footer, as one tall image.
Why does the screenshot look different from my browser?
The capture uses a clean browser with no logins, cookies or extensions, at a standard phone or desktop size.
Is it free?
Yes, with no watermarks or sign-up.