Screenshots ClipboardHow do I take a full-page screenshot in Chrome or Edge?
Scrolling down, taking a screenshot of each screen and joining them by hand takes forever, and the sticky header turns up on every piece.
Screenshots Clipboard is a Chrome and Edge extension that takes the whole page in one click, top to bottom, with a sticky header shown once. Free, or Plus for $2.99 a month or $19 a year. Plus also waits for pages that animate as you scroll, so every part shows.
Beta. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
How it works
Click Full page
Click the icon, then Full page, or press Alt+Shift+F. The page scrolls on its own and goes back to where you were.
Full page, scroll inside 
Get the whole page, once
The shot runs from the top of the page to the bottom, with the header and any floating button shown once, and lands in your stack, picked.
Save it or paste it
Save it as PNG, JPG or WebP for free, or as a PDF with Plus. Or pick it with other shots and paste them all at once.
What it can’t do
Very long pages stop partway down, and the extension tells you so. Browsers don’t let any extension capture their own pages, like settings or the extension stores.
Questions about Screenshots Clipboard
Does the sticky header repeat down the page?
No. Full page shows a sticky header once, at the top, and a floating button once too.
Can I save a full page as a PDF?
Yes, with Plus. Free saves it as PNG, JPG or WebP.
Is it like GoFullPage?
Both take full pages. GoFullPage adds PDF paper sizes, and Screenshots Clipboard adds pasting many shots at once, folders and guides.