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Full-page screenshots, done right.

Pageroll scrolls the page for you, stitches every pixel into one sharp image and opens it in a fast editor. Annotate, redact and export PNG, JPEG or PDF — all on your device.

Add to Chrome — it’s free See how it works
  • No account
  • Nothing leaves your device
  • 16 languages
The Pageroll editor with an annotated full-page capture, the whole page as one long image, and the Pageroll toolbar menu

Everything you need

One extension. Capture, mark up, share.

No sign-up, no watermark, no premium tier — every feature is included.

Full page, one click

Scrolls the whole page and stitches it into one sharp image — even pages 50,000 px tall.

Visible area or a selection

Grab just what you see, or drag a rectangle around exactly what you need. Add a 3, 5 or 10 s delay for menus.

Built-in editor

Arrows, shapes, text, numbered steps, highlighter, pen and crop — with undo, redo and zoom.

Redact for good

Black out or pixelate private details. Redactions are flattened into every file you export.

Export your way

PNG, JPEG, multi-page PDF (Fit, A4 or Letter) — or copy straight to the clipboard.

A library on your device

Every capture is kept locally. Search, filter, reopen and keep editing whenever you like.

How it works

Built for the pages other tools break

01

Capture the entire page

Pageroll scrolls for you, waits for every image to load and stitches it all into one sharp picture — then leaves the page exactly as it was.

  • Sticky headers and pop-ups appear only once
  • Lazy-loaded images are loaded before each shot
  • Web apps with inner scrolling panes work too
  • Full device resolution on HiDPI screens
A whole web page captured as one tall image, with callouts: sticky header captured once, lazy images loaded, sharp on HiDPI, all the way down

02

Three ways to capture

Click the toolbar icon, right-click the page or press a shortcut.

  • Full pageAltShift1
  • Visible areaAltShift2
  • Selected areaAltShift3

Shortcuts can be changed at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

The Pageroll toolbar menu over a web page, with Full page, Visible area and Select area

03

Point it out. Explain it. Share it.

Every capture opens in a fast editor made for guides, bug reports and feedback.

  • Arrows, shapes and text labels
  • Numbered steps that count up automatically
  • Highlighter, pen and non-destructive crop
  • Annotations stay editable in your library
The Pageroll editor with a highlight, an arrow with a label and numbered steps

04

Hide private details for good

Black out or pixelate names, emails and card numbers. What you export contains only the redacted pixels — nothing hidden underneath to recover.

  • Solid fill or large pixel blocks
  • Flattened into PNG, JPEG, PDF and the clipboard
  • Library thumbnails stay redacted too
An order confirmation before and after redaction, with the export menu and the redact tool

05

Your library, on your device

Pageroll keeps your captures in a local library. Search by title or address, filter by type, reopen and keep editing — or clean up with one click.

  • Search, filter and sort
  • Keeps the latest 100 captures (you choose the limit)
  • Download or copy straight from the library
The Pageroll library with saved captures and a privacy panel: no account, no uploads, no tracking, works offline

Private by design

Your captures never leave your computer

Pageroll processes and stores everything inside your browser. It has no servers, no accounts, no analytics and no ads — and it never sends your screenshots, page titles or addresses anywhere.

Read the privacy policy →
  • No accountInstall and capture. That’s it.
  • No uploadsCaptures are stored only on this device.
  • No trackingNo analytics, no ads, no cookies.
  • Minimal permissionsPageroll can only see a tab after you click it.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Pageroll really free?

Yes. Every feature is free — no account, no premium tier and no watermark on your images.

Does Pageroll upload my screenshots?

No. Captures are processed and stored only in your browser on your device. Pageroll doesn’t send your images, page titles or addresses anywhere. See the privacy policy.

Which browsers does it work in?

Google Chrome 120 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.

Why can’t I capture some pages?

Chrome doesn’t let extensions run on its own pages — such as chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store and the New Tab page. On most of them you can still capture the visible area.

Can I use Pageroll in my language?

Yes. Pageroll speaks 16 languages, including Shqip, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Português, Türkçe, Polski, Русский, Українська, 日本語, 한국어 and 简体中文. Choose one in Options › General › Language.

Where are my captures, and how do I delete them?

In the Pageroll library, on your device. Delete one capture or all of them from the library or Options. Pageroll keeps your latest 100 captures by default and removes older ones automatically; you can change the limit.

Is the redaction really permanent?

Yes. Exported files contain only the final pixels: redacted areas are solid fill or large pixel blocks, with nothing hidden underneath.

Start capturing whole pages

Pageroll is currently in review at the Chrome Web Store and will be available here very soon.

Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store