How to Take a Full-Page Screenshot on a Chromebook
ChromeOS screenshots stop at the screen edge. Here’s how to capture the whole page.
To take a full-page screenshot on a Chromebook, install the free ClickSnap extension and press Alt+Shift+F, or open DevTools (Ctrl+Shift+I), press Ctrl+Shift+P and run “Capture full size screenshot”. The built-in Ctrl+Show windows screenshot only captures the visible screen.
The built-in screenshot tool
`Ctrl + Show windows` (or `Ctrl + Shift + Show windows` for an area) captures the screen. It can’t scroll a web page, so long pages get cut off.
Method 1: ClickSnap (with editing)
- Install ClickSnap from the Chrome Web Store and pin it.
- Open the page and press `Alt + Shift + F`, or click the icon and choose Full Page.
- Annotate or blur in the editor, then Copy or export.
Everything stays on your Chromebook. ClickSnap works offline, which helps on school and work devices with patchy Wi-Fi.
Method 2: Chrome DevTools
- Press `Ctrl + Shift + I`.
- Press `Ctrl + Shift + P` and run Capture full size screenshot.
- The image is saved to Downloads.
On managed school or work Chromebooks, DevTools or extensions may be disabled by your administrator.
Also see the Mac guide and Windows guide.
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