1.Go to the Chrome Web store and search for "screen capture" in the search box.
2.Select the "Screen Capture (by Google)" extension and install it. ...
3.After installation, click on the Screen Capture button on the Chrome toolbar and select Capture Whole Page or use the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Alt+H.

Hi Dan, you can try the following websites to generate thumbnails/screenshots of your website:
1) http://www.page2images.com/
2) https://www.thumboo.com/
3) https://thumbnail.ws/

Try to add some screen capture tools/extensions in your browser. I would suggest for FireShot Entire Screenshot for Google Chrome. After installing this extension you can use short keys like "Ctrl+Shift+Y" to capture entire page or you can find capture menu by clicking extension icon near search bar like this-
https://prnt.sc/h63lyc

I used to use a couple of different screen capture softwares but it's not necessary anymore. On my Macbook Pro the easiest was is to push 'Command' 'Shift ' '4' on the keyboard at the same time, then just drag the cursor over area to capture. It saves as a jpg file on my desktop. I love it! Easy and Free.

You can try doing this: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-t...age-in-chrome/

Using multiple screenshots and combining them using Photoshop can be very exhausting. Using the Chrome method should get it done -Micah

Doing the research I eventually settled on this Firefox Add-on:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...ddon/fireshot/

And here's another good one for the Chrome users:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...ndjkmgjaogfceg

Thank you all for the information provided in this thread!

You can click the print screen button on your keyboard. Then edit them in photoshop or another image editor.

I use Nimbus capture, a Firefox addon. It's got loads of options. Worth to try.

Use this Chrome extension. has over 2 million installs and I've been using it for years.

If you want to capture public webpage, this is a good one to me.
http://archive.is/

I use https://thumbnail.ws/, works fine for me

I use the Chrome Extension called Screen Capture. It gives you the option to either capture a section of a website or the entire page. Once you made a selection on what you want to capture, it will pop up in a separate tab for you to preview. Then, you can right click on the image to save it or you can go back and try it again if you are not satisfied. It is probably my favorite Chrome Extension ever.

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Press print screen button on your keyboard. Open any image editor. For Windows I would suggest "Paint" Now create a new file and press CTRL+V. Now your screenshot is captured in file. Save the file. That's it.

Hey,

You can use Awsome Screenshots plugin for chrome.
It is the best of plugins I have ever seen.

use only print screen, don't ever send anyone the prototype

Print screen and put the images together on photoshop.

You can use opera mini. It is the easiest way to take
How to screenshots in PC

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check this out. One of the easiest way to take screenshots

How to take screenshots

There are tons of great suggestions here.

May I suggest my personal favourite...

https://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.html

There's a free trial if you don't want to spend the money on the full version.

It can capture a full scrolling web page VERY easily without multiple screenshots.

Hope that helps with another potential solution.

~Jay

Awesome screenshot is good to take the screenshot. You can download it from google chrome web store as extension

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I understand that you need not just screenshots of the site, but you want to monitor its work. For this there is a special tool host-tracker.com. Here you can get detailed reports about the work of the site.

Since Klark Devlin raised this old topic, I might as well chime in. I suppose I am a website screenshot freak myself.

For the regular manual website screenshots, and screenshots, in general, I use Monosnap (free) because of video support and good old CMD + shift + 4. I am a Mac user, and I reviewed several options, you can find them here.
https://whoapi.com/blog/3290/3-free-...tools-for-mac/

In case you are a developer and you need an API that is making website screenshots (even thousands per minute) on an automated basis, my company built an API for that. Inside the console, you can manually look up one website, and get a thumbnail or a full page. This sounds exactly like what you need. Furthermore, there are advanced features, like getting a screenshot from a different GEO location, delaying the screenshot, etc... For this screenshot solution check this page.
https://whoapi.com/screenshot_api

And finally, the one screenshot service I use most. It's a domain manager in Webmaster.ninja. There I am tracking all my websites. I log in everyday, and instantly a screenshot of all my websites is loaded, and I can see how all of them are doing, without me opening them one by one. This makes it easy to track them because there's a lot of them.
https://webmaster.ninja/

I hope this helps and since I own these websites I'd be happy to give out limited free upgraded access. Just send a message after signing up, and mention this Warrior forum post.

You can try LightShot (https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html).
I've been using it for years...

Add extension in Google Chrome i.e Nimbus Screenshot
excellent tool for web page screenshot

Try it now Print Screen.

Thanks for sharing these great tips. These are really a good information to know.

You can use Numbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder on your browser.

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