GoFullPage review
A Chrome extension for full-page captures, with editing and PDF options on Premium.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GoFullPage is a Chrome extension that captures a complete webpage by scrolling through it and assembling the result into a single screenshot. It is intended for people who need to document or archive webpages, including designers, developers, QA teams, researchers, and marketers. The focus is browser-based page capture rather than general desktop screen recording or capture, so it suits work centered on webpages more than workflows that span multiple applications.
Capture support includes inner scrollable elements and embedded iframes, which extends the tool to complex pages. Completed screenshots can be copied to the clipboard or exported as PNG, JPEG, or PDF. The Premium editor adds cropping, blur, text and highlight annotations, emojis, shapes, and URL and date/time information on exports. Its PDF options include smart page splitting and paper-size choices. These tools make GoFullPage useful when a capture needs markup or a document-ready format, not just a saved image.
GoFullPage is freemium, with a free plan and a seven-day free trial. The published Premium information describes the added editing and PDF features; pricing is not included here. Choose it if Chrome-based full-page documentation and those export or annotation options match your workflow. Consider another product if you need broader desktop capture or OCR, since those capabilities are not part of GoFullPage's described scope. The product has a stated founding year of 2012.
GoFullPage pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures full webpages, including inner scrollable elements and embedded iframes
- Exports screenshots as PNG, JPEG, or PDF
- Premium adds cropping, annotations, and PDF formatting options
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on webpage capture rather than broader desktop capture
- Cropping is available in the Premium editor
- Premium features require a paid plan
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