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ScrollScope helps you save screenshots of web content that does not fit on one screen.

Use it for long emails and conversations, comment threads, order or receipt details, articles, tables, dashboards, and other pages or panels that keep scrolling.

Capture modes:
• Visible area — saves exactly what the current tab shows.
• Full page — captures the main page from top to bottom, including horizontal overflow and modern app-style layouts.
• Pick element — select just the scrollable area you need, such as a conversation, comments panel, receipt, table, sidebar, drawer, modal, iframe, or oversized section.

ScrollScope is built for real webpages. It handles lazy-loaded content, vertical and horizontal scrolling, nested scroll areas, sticky or fixed interface elements, same-origin iframes, and other dynamic layouts. After capture, it restores the page's scroll position and temporary state.

For professional work, the same capture engine is useful for design reviews, documentation, bug reports, visual QA, tables, dashboards, and complex application interfaces.

Same-origin iframes can be captured beyond the visible frame when browser access allows it. Cross-origin iframes use a safe visible-pixels fallback because browser origin isolation prevents ScrollScope from controlling their off-screen content.

Privacy is simple: ScrollScope runs locally in your browser. It has no account, no backend, no analytics, and no telemetry. Screenshots and webpage content are not uploaded to ScrollScope or third parties. Finished PNG files are saved directly to your browser's Downloads folder.

Some browser-protected pages and security-restricted content cannot be captured. Very large or effectively endless feeds may also be limited for safety. ScrollScope reports these limitations instead of silently producing a misleading result.