How to Take a Scrolling Screenshot on Windows 11?

Take a Scrolling Screenshot on Windows 11

While Windows has a built-in screenshot feature, you won't have access to other features like scrolling screenshots. You must rely on browsers that provide scrolling screenshot options for this, which are only available for web pages.

You must use third-party screenshot-taking tools in order to capture a screenshot of a specific window or Windows application. We'll go over the many methods to take a scrolling screenshot on Windows 11 computer in this post. Let's get started straight now.

What Advantages Do Scrolling Screenshots Offer?

Let's first discuss some advantages of shooting scrolling screenshots over standard screenshots before you go ahead and start taking them.

• You don't need to take many screenshots of the same page, which saves time.
• The full page can be captured to allow for continuous explanations.
• With scrolling screenshots, content that stretches over the window or page can be recorded all at once.
• As a result, capturing a scrolling snapshot enables you to capture more in a few or single clicks while saving time.

How do I Screenshot Scrolling in Windows 11?

Take a screenshot of a scrolling page on the web browser.

Microsoft Edge 

• Activate Microsoft Edge.
• Select the three-dot menu button.
• Choose Web Capture.
• Select the icon for "Capture full page" at the top.

Microsoft Edge is going to take a screenshot of the scrolling page. Keep in mind, though, that just the active tab could be recorded. To change the screenshot, you can use a variety of editing tools or the built-in screenshot editor.

1.2. Google Chrome

• Activate Google Chrome.
• Go to the web store for Google Chrome.
• In the search box, enter "GoFullPage," and then select "Add to Chrome."
• On Google Chrome's toolbar at the top, select Extensions.
• Choose the icon for the GoFullPage extension.
• Automatically, a scrolling screenshot of the active webpage will be taken.

The best feature of this extension—or really any Google Chrome extension, for that matter—is that it also works on Microsoft Edge.

1.3. Mozilla Firefox

Firefox Mozilla has started.

• Select the three-line icon.
• Select on More tools.
• Choose Customize Toolbar.
• Drag the Screenshot icon to your Firefox toolbar after finding it.
• Visit the website whose scrolling screenshot you want to capture.
• Select the Screenshot button.
• Choose Save the entire page.

2. Take Screenshots of Scrolling Windows Programs

2.1. ShareX

• Install ShareX on your computer.
• Set it up.
• Start ShareX.
• In the left pane, select Capture.
• Tap on scrolling capture.
• Go to the Windows app or website you want to capture a scrolling screenshot of.
• Push the button to start the scrolling capture.

ShareX is an amazing piece of free software that allows you to take various screenshots, including scrolling screenshots. You can use them to take screenshots as well as capture videos.

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