Capture an Entire Webpage in Safari with One Click

Capture an Entire Webpage in Safari with One Click### Save long webpages as one clean PNG — without stitching screenshots manually

A normal screenshot captures only what is currently visible on the screen. That works for dialogs, images, and small sections, but not for complete articles, documentation pages, receipts, dashboards, or other long webpages.

Capturing the rest usually means scrolling, taking several screenshots, and joining them manually.

Beaver Full Screenshot adds a simpler option directly to Safari:

One click. The complete webpage. One PNG.

Full-page screenshots directly from Safari

After enabling the Safari extension, open a regular webpage and click the Beaver Full Screenshot button in the toolbar.

The extension then:

scrolls through the complete page
captures every visible section
combines the sections into one PNG
restores the original scroll position
saves the finished screenshot locally There is no area selection, editor, account, or complicated capture workflow. The toolbar button performs one clearly defined task.

Useful for more than articles

Full-page screenshots can be useful for:

archiving online receipts and confirmations
saving complete articles for reference
documenting website changes
capturing product and landing pages
recording dashboards and reports
reviewing long pages with clients
preserving documentation or support content
creating visual website records Instead of managing several disconnected images, the complete page remains together in one file.

Designed for privacy

Webpages and screenshots can contain private or sensitive information. Beaver Full Screenshot therefore performs the capture and image processing locally on the Mac.

No account
No subscription
No cloud processing
No analytics or tracking The captured webpage remains on the device.

Why is there a separate app?

Safari extensions are distributed inside Mac apps. The small Beaver Full Screenshot app installs the extension and provides a button for opening Safari’s extension settings.

The setup is required only once:

Install and open Beaver Full Screenshot.
Enable the extension in Safari.
Add its button to the Safari toolbar.
Close the app. The containing app does not need to remain running. After activation, the extension works directly inside Safari.

A focused Safari utility

Many screenshot applications include annotations, cloud sharing, workspaces, accounts, and subscriptions. Those features can be useful — but they also add steps when the only goal is to save a complete webpage.

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