Capture the whole web page in Safari with one click — or select just the part you want — then stamp it with your own logo before you export
Capture the whole web page in Safari with one click — or select just the part you want — then stamp it with your own logo before you export. FullShot scrolls and stitches the entire page into a single, high-resolution image (or grabs a region you drag-select), then opens an editor where you can annotate, blur sensitive content, stamp your logo or watermark, and export as PNG or PDF. Everything happens on your Mac. Your screenshots never leave your device. Your logo, baked in Put your brand on the screenshot, not someone else's. Build a library of logos and watermarks right inside the editor — drop in PNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP images (up to 2 MB each) and keep them on hand for every screenshot. Place any saved image, drag it where you want, resize it with an aspect-locked corner handle, and dial in the opacity (100, 75, 50, or 25%). Stamps are baked into every export — PNG, PDF, and clipboard copy all carry them, and SVGs rasterize crisply at Retina resolution. Nothing auto-applies and nothing is uploaded: the library lives on your Mac, and you place each stamp exactly where you want it. Grab just the region you need Click the FullShot icon and choose how to capture: Full page to scroll-and-stitch the whole page, Select area to dim the page and drag-select any region of the visible viewport (Esc cancels), or Full page → PDF to send everything straight to a PDF. Why FullShot Native screenshots only grab what fits on your display. FullShot grabs everything, from the top of the page to the very bottom, including content hidden behind scroll. No more stitching screenshots together by hand. And when you only need a slice, switch to Select area and drag a box around any part of the visible page. Built-in editor, no second app needed When the capture finishes, a preview opens with markup tools ready to go: • Stamp a saved logo or watermark, then resize it and set its opacity • Add text annotations in any color • Draw arrows, lines, and rectangles • Blur regions to hide private information (light, medium, or privacy-grade strong) • Frame your screenshot in a Safari window mockup for clean shareable images • Undo, redo, and switch tools without leaving the preview Export your way • Save as a high-resolution PNG • Export as a PDF • Copy directly to your clipboard for instant paste into Slack, email, Notes, or anywhere else Privacy first Your screenshots, your watermark library, and the contents of every page you capture stay on your Mac. There is no cloud upload, no account, no signup, and no browsing history sent anywhere. We use Plausible, a privacy-friendly EU-hosted analytics service, to count anonymous usage events (capture count, file format, page size bucket). No URLs, no page contents, no personal data. You can opt out with one click in Settings, and the toggle takes effect immediately. Keyboard shortcuts • ⇧⌘F Open the capture menu (full page, select area, or PDF) • ⇧⌘P Capture the full page as PDF • ⇧⌘E Select an area to capture Made for anyone who needs the right screenshot • Marketers and founders branding shots with a logo or watermark • Web developers documenting bugs across long pages • Designers capturing references, regions, and inspiration • Writers archiving articles and long-form content • QA engineers logging visual regressions • Anyone who wants the whole page, a single area, or a branded image No subscription. No account. No nonsense. Open Safari, click the FullShot icon, choose how you want to capture, and get your screenshot. That is the entire experience.
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