Make a full-page website screenshot of any website
Paste a link and get the whole page as one PNG, from the header to the footer. Free, nothing to install. Then pin comments on it and send it to a client, if you like.
Any public web page. It usually takes under a minute.
How the website screenshot works
Paste a link
Any public web page: a homepage, a pricing page, a blog post.
Comnview scrolls the page
In a real browser, 1,440 px wide, a screen at a time, so pictures that load as you scroll are there.
Download one PNG
The whole page in one picture. It usually takes under a minute.
What you get
The whole page, top to bottom
One PNG, 1,440 px wide and up to 54,000 px tall. Longer pages are cut there.
No blank boxes
Pictures and sections that only load as you scroll are loaded before each screen is taken.
Sticky headers once
A sticky header, cookie bar or chat button shows once at the top, not on every screen down the page.
Ready for feedback
The screenshot is also kept as a Comnview project: pin comments on it, share one link, download it again later.
Annotate the screenshot for feedback
Most full-page screenshots end up in an email with “see the attached” and a list of notes. Skip that step: open your screenshot in Comnview and click where each note belongs. Your client opens one link and replies on the spot, with no account.
Want comments on the live site instead of a picture? Comnview opens pasted websites live too: reviewers click through the whole site and comment on any page. The screenshot stays as it was, so you still see what each comment was made on after the site changes.
Or ask your AI assistant
Connect Comnview to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor and ask for it in plain words. The assistant gets the picture and a download link, and the screenshot is kept as a Comnview project you can comment on and share.
Behind the scenes Comnview scrolls the page in a real browser, exactly as the tool above does, and hands your assistant the whole page in one picture.
- “Take a full-page screenshot of yoursite.com/pricing”
- “Screenshot the whole homepage and pin your design notes on it”
- “Send the screenshot to my client for comments”
AI agents are on the Pro plan; every new account gets 7 days of Pro.
How to take a full-page screenshot in your browser
No tool at hand? Browsers can do it too, with a few clicks.
Chrome
- Open the page and press Cmd+Option+I (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+I (Windows) to open DevTools.
- Press Cmd+Shift+P (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows) and type “screenshot”.
- Pick “Capture full size screenshot”. Chrome saves a PNG to your downloads.
Firefox
- Right-click the page and pick “Take Screenshot”.
- Click “Save full page”, then “Download”.
iPhone
- Take a screenshot in Safari and tap the preview in the corner.
- Pick “Full Page” at the top. It saves as a PDF.
Why Comnview’s full-page screenshot does it better
Long pages, all the way down
Comnview scrolls the page a screen at a time and joins the screens into one picture, up to 54,000 px tall. When we tried Chrome’s full size screenshot on a very long article, it repeated the top of the page over and over instead of showing the rest.
Every picture loaded
A browser takes its full-page screenshot in one go, without scrolling, so pictures that load as you scroll are missing. In Chrome’s full size screenshot of a long product homepage, 4 of its 36 pictures had loaded. Comnview waits for them at each screen.
Styles, fonts and pictures from other servers
Websites load much of what you see from other servers. Comnview waits until those have arrived too, so the picture looks like the page in your browser, always 1,440 px wide, whatever the size of your window.
A page behind a login, or on localhost?
The tool above opens public pages only. For a page you are signed in to, a staging site or your own localhost, the Comnview Chrome extension takes the full-page screenshot from your own browser.
Frequently asked questions
Is the full-page screenshot tool free?
Yes. Without an account you can take 3 free website screenshots; they are the same 3 free websites you can annotate. Starter takes as many as your projects hold.
Why not use Chrome’s own full-page screenshot?
It works for short pages. Chrome takes the picture in one go without scrolling, so pictures that load as you scroll come out as empty boxes, and in our test a very long page came out with its top repeated instead of the rest. Comnview scrolls the page and waits for each screen to load.
How long does a screenshot take?
Usually under a minute. Long pages with many pictures can take a few minutes, because Comnview waits for each screen to finish loading.
How big is the picture?
A PNG 1,440 px wide, as tall as the page, up to 54,000 px. Pages longer than that are cut at 54,000 px.
Can I take a mobile screenshot of a website?
Not yet. The screenshot is taken on a desktop screen, 1,440 px wide.
Can I screenshot a page behind a login?
Not with the tool on this page: it opens public pages only. The Comnview Chrome extension takes full-page screenshots of pages you are signed in to, staging sites and localhost.
Who can see my screenshot?
It is kept as a Comnview project. Anyone with its link can open it, and nobody gets the link until you share it. You can add a password to the link on every plan, Free included.
Can Claude or ChatGPT take a full-page screenshot?
Yes, once you connect Comnview to them. Ask for a full-page screenshot of a page and the assistant gets the picture and a download link. AI agents are on the Pro plan.