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Screenshot an entire webpage in one tap, top to bottom, as one sharp image.

FullPage adds a button to Safari. Press it and the page scrolls by itself while every screen is captured and joined, with no seams.

Mark it up, redact what is private, save a PDF with searchable text. One purchase, no subscription, no account.

How it works
1. Turn on FullPage in Settings, under Apps, Safari, Extensions. The app shows you where.
2. Open any page in Safari, open the page menu (the aA button on iOS 18 to 25, the three-line page menu on iOS 26), then tap FullPage.
3. Wait a moment. A banner in Safari opens the capture in the app, and it is in your library.

What you get
- The whole page as one image, not a pile of screenshots, at full pixel resolution
- Two ways to capture: the whole page, or just the visible area. Pick the toolbar button's mode in Settings
- Sticky and fixed headers appear once at the top, not on every screen
- Pages that scroll inside a panel, and pages built around a same-site frame, are captured whole
- Very tall pages are split into parts of up to 16,384 pixels, so nothing is shrunk
- Endless feeds stop at 30 screens, and the capture carries a "Cut off" badge so you know
- PNG or JPEG
- Save a capture as a PDF with selectable, searchable text and working links
- Mark it up: arrows, boxes, text, highlighter, numbered steps, stamps, spotlight, plus pixelate, blur and redact. Unlimited undo and redo. Your original is never changed; the edit is saved as a new copy
- A notification after every capture (switch it off in Settings)
- A library of every capture, synced through your own iCloud Drive to your iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Copy to the clipboard, save to Photos, save to Files as an image or PDF, or share to Mail, Messages and other apps
- Drag a capture into another app
- Select several captures to share or save at once, and delete the ones you no longer need

Privacy
FullPage has no account and no servers of its own. Anonymous usage statistics (counts and buckets, with a random install ID) go to TelemetryDeck and can be turned off in Settings. Nothing from the pages you capture is ever sent anywhere. Captures are stored on your device. If iCloud Drive is on, they also sync through your own iCloud Drive to your other devices signed in to the same Apple Account. We never see them. The extension works only on the page you are looking at, and only when you press its button. The privacy label reads Data Not Linked to You (Usage Data).

Good to know
- Captures stop at 30 screens. A longer page is saved up to that point and marked.
- If a page's main content sits in an embedded frame from another site, Safari does not let the extension scroll it. Only the visible part is captured, and the capture says so.
- Searchable PDF text is added to captures of regular web pages.
- Pixelate and blur hide detail but can sometimes be reversed. Use Redact for anything sensitive; it removes the covered pixels from the saved copy.
- The page scrolls on its own