Scroll Shot

What it does

1. Scroll the window or any element

   The page window is the default. Click Pick element to target a feed, chat, table, or side panel that scrolls on its own.

2. Smooth, adjustable autoscroll

   Set the speed from 40 to 4000 px/s, scroll up or down, and loop back to the top when it reaches the end.

3. Full-scroll capture

   Walks the target from top to bottom, taking a shot at each step, then stitches everything into a single PNG.

4. Fine control

   Tune the pause between shots and the overlap between frames, or save each frame separately instead of stitching.

5. Keyboard shortcut

   Press Alt+Shift+S to start or stop autoscroll without opening the panel.

6. Private by design

   Screenshots go straight to your Downloads folder. Nothing is uploaded, and there are no analytics. Privacy policy

How to use it

1. Click the Scroll Shot icon in the toolbar to open the side panel.
2. Keep Window selected, or choose Pick element and click the area that scrolls.
3. Press Start autoscroll to read hands-free, or Capture full scroll to save the whole thing as an image.

Good to know

• Chrome limits extensions to about two screenshots per second, so long pages take a little time to capture.
• Sticky headers and floating buttons may repeat in a stitched image. Increase the overlap or pick an inner element to avoid them.
• Chrome's own pages (like chrome:// and the Web Store) can't be scrolled or captured by any extension.