How to full screenshot with url?

3nd said:

@dalchina
that looks like a nice tool ,didn't knew one could do that . Thanks

ps. not that i can think of a reason to "screenshot" an entire webpage ...

The difficulty with scrolling capture (from the tool's viewpoint) is maintaining the scrolling without interruption. When I first went looking for one, I tried several- and most failed to complete the capture as the OP mentioned when trying Duckcapture (generally reliable).

It's possible certain things could interrupt it- changes on the page (some adverts/videos perhaps) or activity on the PC.

Greenshot, for example, also offers scrolling capture- but no idea how reliable it is or where the capture starts from.

@comcom - experiment with these and advise results.
4 Best Free Scroll Screen Capture Software For Windows

I do have these installed - the only C++ runtimes as it happens:


Normally a program with such a requirement prompts for its download.
You can find that and install it yourself of course.

Greenshot does not offer scrolling capture.

To be accurate Greenshot says:

Previously I looked at a search summary only.. this mentions IE.. and it's not one I've used.

Screenpresso is popular and say it does..
Features of Screenpresso

From MS: looks like
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/down....aspx?id=26999

Note this old discussion:
Problem installing DuckCapture
- which might suggest the failure is because you have a more recent version installed... maybe..
- whilst this:
DuckLink Screen Capture – Free screen capture tool
- suggests it should prompt for the installation.

Maybe your issue arises because this hasn't been updated for a very long time..? But installing a run time is a fairly trivial matter.

comcom said:

I want the exact look like the screenshot I posted in my first post, the only thing that was missing is the webpage bottom contents.

This works in Edge, try it in Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+S

comcom said:

Are you able to capture the whole webpage with the chrome browser frame showing the url link together in 1 screenshot? Your screenshot shows url in 1 screenshot, full webpage in another 1 screenshot.

No, the capture is just the page itself. If you want the url as well, then the capture can be 'shared' with an app such as MS Paint (in 'find more apps'). There you could paste a screenshot snip of the url before saving it.

comcom said:

Are you able to capture the whole webpage with the chrome browser frame showing the url link together in 1 screenshot?

Rather than a screenshot, have you considered saving a local copy of the web page, complete with working links?

Edge can save as an .html file with a linked folder containing its images, etc. (Webpage, complete) that can be opened in any browser, or as a .mhtml file (Webpage, single file) that can only be opened in Edge. Use Ctrl+S