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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to take a full page screenshot in Google Chrome and save an entire webpage as one screenshot.

This is useful for saving long articles, web pages, online documents, receipts, or other content that extends beyond the screen. You’ll see how to capture the full webpage in Chrome without taking multiple screenshots of each section.

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00:00In this video, I will show you how to take a full page screenshot in your Chrome browser,
00:05allowing you to capture everything on the web page from top to bottom in one image.
00:10Before we get started, be sure to leave a like, comment below and subscribe to the channel
00:14for more Google Chrome tutorials and easy tech guides.
00:18So to get started, what you want to do is open up a new Google Chrome browser and come
00:22across to the web page that you want to take a full page screenshot of.
00:26In this example, I'm just going to go ahead and use my channel as an example.
00:30As you can see, if we scroll down, there's a lot of information and things like that on
00:35this page.
00:35So once you've done that, what you want to do is come up to the top right hand corner of
00:39Google Chrome, click onto the three dots to open this menu and then come and hover over
00:43more tools in the sub menu that comes up, click onto developer tools.
00:48What that's going to do is open up the developer tools on the right hand side.
00:52Now if you actually come up to the top and next to the gear icon, you want to click on
00:56click onto the three dots to open this menu.
00:58Then what you want to do is come and click onto run commands.
01:02Then what you can do is type screenshot into the box here and you're going to see some suggested
01:07results come up with an option to capture the full size screen chart.
01:11So what you want to do is give that a click and what that's going to do is capture the
01:15screen chart and then you can choose where to save this on your computer.
01:18So I'm going to save this to my desktop.
01:21So I'm going to select that here and then click save.
01:24Now, what we're going to do is come back to my desktop and just find the file that's been
01:28downloaded.
01:29So you can see it's here.
01:30And if I double click this, you're going to see it's taken a full page screenshot.
01:35So that's how to take a full page screenshot in your Chrome browser.
01:38Make sure to like comment and subscribe for more Google Chrome and simple tech guides.
01:44And with that being said, I will see you in the next video.
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