Guides

Screenshot guides

Step-by-step answers to common screenshot problems, with and without Capurize.

How to take a full-page screenshot in Chrome (3 ways)

Three reliable ways to screenshot an entire web page in Chrome, including the hidden DevTools command, and when each one is the right choice.

Capture a complete chat thread, sidebar or scrolling table, not just the part that fits on screen.

Turn a long web page into a clean, paginated PDF that looks exactly like the page, with page breaks between lines of text.

Why a black box isn’t always enough, the difference between blur, pixelate and solid redaction, and a checklist before you share.

Capture just one table, card, chart or section of a page, even when it is taller than your screen.

Add a text or logo watermark to screenshots and PDFs, and choose the right position and opacity for drafts, previews and confidential work.

A practical workflow for capturing, numbering and reporting website issues so developers can fix them quickly.

Make design and content feedback unambiguous with arrows, callouts, highlights and numbered points on the live page.

Every useful shortcut for capturing the screen, a window or a full web page on Windows and macOS, and when to use each.

Save a full web page as one image file, choose between PNG and JPEG, and keep file sizes manageable.

A practical comparison of screenshot formats: quality, file size, compatibility and the best choice for each situation.

Two practical ways to take full-page screenshots of a site’s mobile or tablet layout from a desktop browser.

Why full-page screenshots sometimes show blank sections, repeated headers or only part of the page, and how to fix each problem.

Copy a screenshot or a full web page capture to the clipboard and paste it into chat, email, documents or issue trackers.