macOS can't capture what's off-screen. A scrolling screenshot grabs the entire web page, chat thread or document — here's how to take full-page screenshots on Mac with Snappix.
Grab a complete web page from top to bottom — including everything below the fold — in a single tall image.
Save entire Slack threads, iMessage conversations and comment sections without stitching screenshots by hand.
Snappix scrolls and stitches automatically. No manual overlapping, no editing images together.
Save full-page captures as a long PNG for sharing, or as a paginated PDF for printing and archiving.
Download and launch Snappix — it lives in your menu bar and takes seconds to set up. macOS has no built-in scrolling capture, so a tool is required.
Open the capture menu and pick 'Scrolling Screenshot', then click the window or page you want to capture.
Snappix scrolls the content and stitches frames in real time. Click stop when the whole page is captured — or let it detect the end automatically.
Annotate if needed, then export the long screenshot as PNG or PDF, or copy it straight to your clipboard.
Not with built-in tools. macOS keyboard shortcuts (⌘+Shift+3/4/5) only capture what's visible on screen. To capture a full web page or long conversation you need a third-party scrolling screenshot tool like Snappix, which scrolls and stitches the image for you.
The fastest way is a scrolling capture app: with Snappix, choose Scrolling Screenshot, click the browser window, and it captures the entire page automatically. Safari users can also use the Developer menu's 'Capture Full Size Screenshot', but it only works in Safari and offers no annotation.
Chrome has no one-click full-page capture on macOS. You can open DevTools (⌘+Option+I), run the 'Capture full size screenshot' command from the Command Menu — or simply use Snappix's scrolling capture, which works in every browser and adds annotation on top.
Yes. Snappix exports scrolling captures directly as paginated PDF files — useful for receipts, articles and documentation. PNG export is available for sharing tall images in chat apps.
Scrolling capture works with any scrollable content: browsers, chat apps, documents, email clients and code editors. Snappix scrolls the active window and stitches what it sees, so no per-app integration is needed.
Snappix auto-scrolls, stitches and exports full-page screenshots as PNG or PDF. Stop stitching images by hand — free to try on macOS.
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