What is GoFullPage?

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GoFullPage is a Chrome extension that captures a screenshot of an entire webpage in one click, rather than only the visible portion of the screen. After capturing, you can optionally crop, edit, and annotate the result, then export it as an image, a PDF, or copy it to your clipboard. It is aimed at anyone who needs a complete visual record of a page — for documentation, sharing, archiving, or review — without manually stitching together multiple screenshots.

What it does

The core function is full-page capture: the extension scrolls and combines the page into a single image so nothing below the fold is lost. Beyond the capture itself, the description highlights three capability areas:

  • Capture — one-click screenshot of an entire webpage.
  • Edit — optional crop, edit, and annotate tools in a modern interface.
  • Export — save as an image, save as a PDF, or copy to the clipboard.

When it is useful

Full-page capture solves a specific problem: standard screenshots only record what fits on screen. GoFullPage is relevant when the whole page matters, for example:

  • Saving a long article, receipt, or confirmation page as a single record.
  • Capturing a full landing page or product listing for review or comparison.
  • Producing a PDF of a complete page to share or archive.
  • Annotating a screenshot before sending it to a colleague or client.

How to use it

  1. Install the GoFullPage extension in Chrome.
  2. Open the webpage you want to capture.
  3. Click the extension to start the full-page capture.
  4. When the capture completes, use the available tools to crop, edit, or annotate if needed.
  5. Export the result as an image or PDF, or copy it to your clipboard.

The expected result is a single file or clipboard image containing the entire page, not just the visible area.

Pricing and availability

The site references a "Go Premium" option at gofullpage.com/premium, which indicates a paid tier exists alongside the extension. The available information does not specify what the premium tier includes or how it differs from the free version, so check the premium page directly before deciding whether to upgrade.

Common considerations

  • It is a Chrome extension, so it runs in the Chrome browser rather than as a standalone app.
  • Very long or dynamically loading pages may behave differently than short static ones; verify the capture covers everything you need.
  • Editing and annotation are optional — you can export the raw capture directly if that is all you need.