Image capture
Screenshot from your scroll position in Chrome
The Full page from here mode uses the same engine as Full page but starts at your current scroll position instead of the top of the page. Use it when you only need the lower part of a page, or when the whole page is too large to capture in one go.
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When should you use it instead of Full page?
Use Full page from here when the part of the page above where you are doesn’t matter (you’ve already captured the header separately, or you’re skipping a cookie banner or promotional block) or when Full page tells you the page is too large. Starting lower reduces the total height to capture, which is often enough to bring a page back under the size limits below.
How do you use it?
Scroll to where you want the capture to begin, open the Screenshot Suite popup and choose Full page from here. The page is scrolled and stitched from there down to the bottom, waiting up to 1.5 seconds per screen for lazy-loaded images, exactly like Full page. There is no keyboard shortcut or right-click menu entry for this mode: it starts from the popup only.
What happens to the image, and what are the limits?
The result opens in the annotation editor with the same popup Settings and export options as every image mode: PNG or JPEG, PDF, or copy to the clipboard, plus the auto-download, preview, URL/date stamp, 50% downscale and delay options. The same browser limits as Full page apply (a canvas cannot exceed 32,767 pixels on a side or about 268 million pixels in total), and pages with a sticky header or aggressive lazy-loading are handled on the same best-effort basis. If you need to end the capture before the bottom of the page rather than at a fixed point, Select an area lets you draw exactly the region you want instead.
Frequently asked questions
Does this mode scroll through the rest of the page, or only capture what's visible right now?
It scrolls and stitches everything from your current position down to the very bottom of the page, the same engine as Full page. It just skips the part above where you started.
Will I hit the same size limits as Full page?
Yes, the same browser canvas caps apply: 32,767 pixels on a side and about 268 million pixels in total. Starting partway down usually produces a shorter image, so you're less likely to hit them than with Full page from the very top.
Can I set an end point too, not just a start point?
No. This mode always continues to the bottom of the page. To capture one specific block instead, use Select an area.