A screenshot of the whole page.

One click, and Scrollrama scrolls the site from top to bottom and puts it all in a single image. Then crop, redact and save.

Demo: Scrollrama hides the cookie notice, scrolls a recipe page one screen at a time and opens the whole page in the editor.

Safari on Mac, iPhone and iPad · Chrome

Get Scrollrama

For Safari and Chrome.

App Store Coming soon
Chrome Web Store Coming soon

The editor.

To send the screenshot without showing what you shouldn’t.

Crop

Drag to choose the part that stays.

Redact

A solid bar over what should disappear: a name, an email, a balance.

Blur

Real pixelation: the text can’t be read back.

Site and date stamp

A strip at the end with the address, the day and the time. Proof of a price or of a post.

PNG, JPG or PDF

Sharp PNG, light JPG for messages, PDF as one long page or on A4 sheets.

No cookies, no chat

Cookie notices, chat bubbles and floating buttons leave the screenshot on their own.

Where it works.

One app for Safari on every Apple device, and an extension for Chrome.

Safari on Mac

Click Scrollrama in Safari’s toolbar or press ⌥⇧S.

To turn it on: Safari › Settings › Extensions › Scrollrama.

Safari on iPhone and iPad

Tap the menu in the address bar and choose Scrollrama. Save through the share sheet.

To turn it on: Settings › Apps › Safari › Extensions › Scrollrama.

Chrome

Click Scrollrama in the extensions menu or press ⌥⇧S (Alt+Shift+S on Windows).

On Mac, Windows and Chromebook.

Questions.

Does Scrollrama see or keep what I capture?

No. The screenshot is made on your device and stays there, which keeps only the last five. Nothing goes to a server of ours, and the extension only acts on the tab you clicked.

What about sites that load more when I reach the end?

Scrollrama waits for the site to load the rest and keeps going. On a feed that never ends, it stops after about 20 screens, or when you click the icon again, and keeps what it already has.

Does it work in Gmail and sites that scroll inside a panel?

Yes. When the page itself doesn’t scroll, the screenshot is the whole panel.

Doesn’t the sticky header repeat on every screen?

No. Fixed menus at the top show up only at the start, and fixed bars at the bottom, only at the end.

How long can a page be?

40,000 pixels tall. If the page doesn’t fit in the device’s memory, the screenshot comes out at a lower resolution, and Scrollrama tells you.

Are there pages it can’t capture?

The browser’s own pages and the extension stores don’t let any extension take screenshots.

When is it out?

Soon, on the App Store (one app for Mac, iPhone and iPad) and the Chrome Web Store.

How do I reach you?

At hi@willy.works.