Screenshot capture plus screen recording and annotation
Free + $6/mo
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GoFullPage Review (2026)
One-click full-page screenshot capture in Chrome
Free + $1/mo
- Extension
What is GoFullPage?
GoFullPage is a Chrome extension that captures an entire web page as a single screenshot, including everything below the fold, with one click or a keyboard shortcut. The extension scrolls through the page automatically, stitches the sections together, and opens the result in a viewer tab where you can download it as a PNG, JPEG, or PDF file saved to your computer. A free tier covers the core capture-and-download workflow; a paid premium tier adds an editor with cropping, annotation, and emoji tools, plus expanded PDF export options such as paper sizes. It is a long-established, widely installed extension distributed through the Chrome Web Store, and it works as a capture tool rather than a clipper that syncs to note-taking services.
Key features
- One-click capture of a full web page, including content below the fold, by auto-scrolling and stitching the page
- Export captures as PNG or JPEG image files
- PDF export, including paper-size options on the premium tier
- Premium editor with cropping, annotation, and emoji tools
- Keyboard shortcut trigger (Alt+Shift+P) in addition to the toolbar button
Where it saves to
Local files (PNG, JPEG, or PDF downloads)
Pricing
The core extension is free: capturing full-page screenshots and downloading them as images costs nothing. A premium subscription of about $1/month unlocks the editing suite - cropping, annotations, emoji - and expanded PDF export options. There is no separate team or enterprise tier; it is a simple free-plus-cheap-upgrade model.
Best for
Anyone who regularly needs a complete screenshot of a web page - designers archiving layouts, QA testers filing bug reports, marketers saving competitor pages, or researchers keeping visual records - without setting up a full clipping workflow.
Pros
- Genuinely one-click: no configuration needed for the core capture-and-download flow
- Handles long pages reliably by auto-scrolling and stitching, where OS screenshot tools cannot
- Free tier covers the main use case, and premium is unusually cheap at about $1/month
- Multiple export formats (PNG, JPEG, PDF) from a single capture
Cons
- Chrome/Chromium extension only - no Firefox or Safari version, and no mobile support
- Editing tools (crop, annotate, emoji) and full PDF export options are locked behind the premium paywall
- Saves flat images or PDFs only - it cannot clip text or send captures to Notion, Obsidian, or other knowledge tools
Alternatives to GoFullPage
Clips pages into open-source Joplin notes app
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FAQ
Is GoFullPage free?
Yes, the core function - capturing a full-page screenshot and downloading it as an image - is free. A premium tier at about $1/month adds cropping, annotation, emoji, and expanded PDF export options.
Does GoFullPage work with Firefox?
No. GoFullPage is distributed through the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome and Chromium-based browsers; there is no Firefox or Safari version.
Can GoFullPage export to PDF?
Yes. Captures can be exported as PDF in addition to PNG and JPEG, with paper-size options tied to the premium tier.
Where does GoFullPage save screenshots?
Screenshots are saved as files to your computer through the browser's download mechanism - it does not sync captures to cloud note-taking apps like Notion or Evernote.
Where GoFullPage fits
- Filed under: Best Full-Page Screenshot Tools (2026)
- Also in: Best Free Save-to Tools (2026)
- If it ever shuts down: Save tool graveyard
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