Full pages, however long. Right-click any scrollable pane — a chat, a code block, an embedded table — and capture just that, fully scrolled.
Fullsy is the capture crew you can't afford to hire — a designer lifting the palette, an SEO analyst running the signals, an investigator hashing every file — one click, all on your machine.
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Sticky headers handled once. Lazy-loading pages followed as they grow. Inner panes captured on their own. The basics, done properly — and free.
Full pages, however long. Right-click any scrollable pane — a chat, a code block, an embedded table — and capture just that, fully scrolled.
Draw, arrows, text, black-out redaction, crop. Markup saves with the capture and bakes into every export.
Searchable, selectable, links clickable — taken from the page itself, paginated like a document, breaks that never slice a line in half.
Every embedded image and video, the page's text two ways, and a one-click AI-ready copy of the whole page.
Every page you look at is more than its pixels. Here's one real capture, counted.
From one real Fullsy capture — every page runs its own numbers.
Every capture quietly collects everything. The Records buttons open the same verified record through the lens of a designer, a marketer, or an investigator.
The page's actual design system, extracted from its own styles.
Click any color on their site — the hex is yours.
A fast on-page health read for any page on the web.
Copy the SEO teardown of any competitor page.
Evidence-grade preservation of the entire page state.
Every file hashed — prove your capture never changed.
Your last ten captures stay on your machine, and every time you reopen one, Fullsy re-checks it against fingerprints taken at the moment of capture. The page will change. Your record won't — and you can prove it.
Verification uses SHA-256 hashes recorded at capture time. It proves your stored capture is intact — it is not a legal-authenticity claim.
| In Fullsy | Where the category sells it | Est. price |
|---|---|---|
| Annotation tools | GoFullPage Premium | ~$12/yr |
| Searchable PDFs with clickable links | FireShot Pro | $39.95/yr |
| Scroll-video export, no watermark | Stitchly Pro | $9.99 |
| Screenshot + source evidence bundle | Evidence services | from ~$108/yr |
| Palette & design-token extraction | Standalone design tools | varies |
| All of it, in Fullsy today | Free |
Prices as observed August 2026; illustrative, not quotes. All trademarks belong to their owners.
Planned scope — subject to change. Everything in Fullsy today stays free while Pro is in development.
Yes. Everything Fullsy does today — capture, annotation, every export, all three Records — is free. A Pro tier is in development for advanced evidence features; what's free today stays free while it's built.
Into your browser's local storage, on your machine, and nowhere else. Your last ten captures are kept for the History panel; you can delete any of them anytime, and uninstalling removes everything.
No — and not as a policy promise, as an architecture fact. Fullsy has no servers. There is nothing for your captures to be sent to.
Three things: access to the tab you're capturing at the moment you click (activeTab), the ability to scroll and measure that page (scripting), and the right-click menu item (contextMenus). Nothing runs until you ask.
Browser-internal pages (chrome://), the Chrome Web Store itself, and streaming video that uses protected sources. Feeds that only render what's on screen — like infinite social timelines — capture as far as the page actually loads. No screenshot tool can do better; we'd rather tell you than pretend.
On August 11, 2026, the screenshot extension eleven million people relied on disappeared from the Chrome Web Store overnight — a copyright dispute, no warning. I was one of those eleven million.
So I rebuilt what I needed in two days. Then I kept going, because rebuilding it exposed how little a screenshot actually keeps: the page's text, its links, its design, its hidden machinery — all of it thrown away, every capture, by every tool.
Fullsy is built on the lesson of that day: the tools you depend on can vanish, and the pages you capture will change. What you keep should be complete, verifiable, and genuinely yours — on your machine, no one's permission required.
Josh
Founder, Fullsy
Everything happens in your browser. Captures are processed and stored only on your machine, the extension can see a page only at the moment you capture it, and uninstalling removes everything. Read the full privacy policy.
Capture it while it's still true.
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