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How to Screenshot a Webpage?
As a web-designer, I’ve always had to deal with extra work when i wanted to screenshot a webpage design. I used to do it manually, taking bit by bit the visible portion and then joining them together. It used to be a real headache! So i did a bit of googling and came across a really good firefox add-on.
It’s a firefox add-on called “Screengrab“. It can screenshot the visible portion, the entire page, or only a selection. The same can also be applied for adding it to the clipboard. I highly recommend you get it if you wanna make grabbing a screenshot of your webpage easier, be it for a client or for ThemeForest
Visit Screengrab’s Homepage
Visit Screengrab on Mozilla Add-Ons
Enjoy!
~ campolar
PS: If you have a large resolution, and want the screenshot at a smaller resolution, use the “Resize” feature in Firefox’s “Web Developer” toolbar
(i have a custom size of 1024×768 pixels added.)
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about 2 years ago
There’s Paparazzi for mac. Enter the url and get a full length screen grab even below the fold.
about 3 years ago
And if you don’t want to install the boring web developer toolbar just for resizing then try Firesizer:
https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/5792
Thanks.