How do I get a full-page screenshot?

In Chrome: press F12 to open DevTools, then Ctrl+Shift+P (⌘+Shift+P on Mac), type 'full', and select 'Capture full size screenshot'. The PNG saves to your Downloads. Drag it into the drop zone.

What video formats are supported?

Chrome and Firefox export WebM (VP9), which is accepted by YouTube, LinkedIn and most editors. Safari exports MP4. Both formats have no watermark and no time limit.

Does URL capture work for every site?

No — sites behind logins, cookie walls, or heavy JavaScript may not capture fully. For pixel-perfect results always use the manual screenshot method: Chrome DevTools → Capture full size screenshot.

Free · No watermark · Rendered on your device

Scrolling website video

Upload a full-page screenshot and get a smooth scrolling video in a sleek browser or phone mockup — sized for YouTube, Reels, TikTok and LinkedIn.

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Drop your full-page screenshot here

PNG, JPG or WebP — click to browse.

✓ Best quality — captures everything your browser rendered, including JavaScript content and lazy-loaded images.

How to take a full-page screenshot (30 seconds)

⚠️ First, scroll slowly from the top to the very bottom of the page, then back up. Many sites (especially WordPress / Elementor) fade sections in as you scroll and load images lazily — if you skip this, those sections capture as blank. Scrolling through makes everything appear so your screenshot is complete.

Chrome / Edge: after scrolling through, press F12 → Ctrl+Shift+P (Mac: ⌘+Shift+P) → type full → click Capture full size screenshot. Saves to Downloads.
Firefox: right-click the page → Take Screenshot → Save full page.
Any browser: the free “GoFullPage” extension scrolls and stitches the whole page automatically — the most reliable option for animated sites.

Then drag the PNG into the drop zone above.

or auto-capture from a URL

Quick, but automated capture can miss JavaScript-rendered content on some sites. If the result looks incomplete, upload your own screenshot above instead.

Capture as

Desktop layout → browser frame.

🎬 The video is composed and recorded entirely on your device. Capturing by URL sends only the link to a public screenshot API — no page content is uploaded.

Your website, in motion

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Product launches

"We just shipped a new homepage" lands 10× harder as a smooth scroll-through than a static screenshot — use it in newsletters, LinkedIn posts and Product Hunt launches.

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Client deliverables

Agencies: hand-deliver every site as a branded scroll video for proposals, case studies and Instagram reels.

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Tease your content

Preview a long blog post, landing page or portfolio piece with a 10-second scroll that makes people want the full thing.

Scroll video FAQ

Why should I upload a screenshot instead of using the URL?

Screenshot services are unreliable — they miss lazy-loaded images, JavaScript-rendered content, pages behind logins, and cookie walls. A Chrome full-page screenshot captures exactly what you see at your own screen resolution. The upload path is also 100% local — nothing leaves your device.

How long will the video be?

It depends on how tall your screenshot is and the speed setting. The estimated duration is shown before you generate. Most pages land between 8 and 25 seconds — ideal for social feeds.

WebM or MP4?

Chrome and Edge export WebM (VP9). Firefox exports WebM (VP8). Safari exports MP4. All major platforms accept WebM. If you need MP4 from Chrome, use HandBrake or any free converter — it takes seconds.

Can I record a page that requires login?

Yes — log in, scroll through to make sure everything loads, then use DevTools "Capture full size screenshot". The screenshot contains exactly what was rendered in your browser, login session included.