Free full page screenshots and a screen recorder with no time limit

Capturing is free: full page, scrolling-area and visible-area screenshots and autoscroll, saved as PNG, JPG or PDF, with no account needed. The screen recorder (with cutting, captions and MP4 downloads) and step-by-step guides are free too, and so are share links for screenshots and videos with a free account. Scrolvo Pro adds the screenshot editor (crop, arrows, boxes, text, blur and more), sticky header removal, the page URL and capture time on PDFs, longer captures, auto-zoom, share links kept for 30 days or until you delete them, and guide PDFs of any length for $10/month or $100/year. Pro + AI adds 100 AI edits a month for $20/month or $200/year. First-time subscribers get a 7-day free trial of either plan.

Yes. Chats scroll inside the page rather than the window, so open the side panel, choose Scrolling area, click the message list and press Capture the whole area. It scrolls that list from top to bottom and stitches it into one image. Chat apps load older messages as you scroll up, so scroll up to the first message you want before you capture.

Yes, free. In the extension, choose Record to record a tab with its sound, your microphone and a camera bubble on the page, or Scroll recording for a smooth video of a page scrolling from top to bottom. To record a window or your whole screen with your camera in the corner, use the online recorder at scrolvo.appzlr.com/record, which also has a teleprompter. There's no time limit and no limit on how many you make. Recordings stay on your computer; cut them, add captions, save them as MP4 or a GIF, or share them as a link where viewers can comment, free with an account.

Yes, free. In the side panel, choose Record, then A tab, and click through the task once. Stop, then press Make a guide: every click becomes a numbered step with a screenshot from just before it and the spot you clicked marked. Reword, reorder and blur the steps, then export a PDF of up to 10 steps. Guides are kept in your browser. Scrolvo Pro adds PDFs of any length, Markdown export, version history and share links, and Pro + AI writes the step text.

Pro is for people who share their captures. It unlocks the screenshot editor's markup (crop, arrows, boxes, text, highlighter, numbered steps and pen), blur and redaction, sticky header removal, beautify with a browser frame and backdrop, PDFs stamped with the page URL and capture time, WebP export, captures of up to 1000 shots instead of 150, auto-zoom on tab recordings, share links kept for 30 days or until you delete them, and guide PDFs of any length with Markdown export, version history and share links. It's $10/month or $100/year, for one person, not per seat. Pro + AI adds 100 AI uses a month for $20/month or $200/year.

Checkout is on scrolvo.appzlr.com and is handled by Paddle, our reseller and merchant of record, so the extension never sees your card. Prices are in USD: Pro is $10/month or $100/year and Pro + AI is $20/month or $200/year, with two months free on the yearly plans. If you've never subscribed, either plan starts with a 7-day free trial: you add a payment method at checkout, nothing is charged during the trial, and cancelling before it ends costs nothing. Already on Pro? Switching to Pro + AI charges only the prorated difference.

Open the Pro dialog in Scrolvo and click Manage subscription, or sign in to your account at scrolvo.appzlr.com/account/. You can cancel any time, and Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for. Cancel during the 7-day free trial and you aren't charged at all. The free version keeps working as before.

They stay on your computer. You download each capture as a PNG to your Downloads folder, or open it in Scrolvo's editor, which runs in your browser. Screenshots and page content are never uploaded, with two exceptions you choose: an AI edit on Pro + AI sends only the image or area you're editing to Google's Gemini API, and a share link (free with an account) uploads that one capture, which is deleted when the link expires.

When you install it, Chrome says Scrolvo can read and change all your data on all websites. That's because you capture whatever site you're reading, so its script has to run on any page; it only scrolls the page, measures the part you picked and takes the shots, and nothing on a page is collected or sent anywhere. It also asks to save files to your Downloads folder and to keep its settings and your last few captures in local storage. Screen recording goes through Chrome's own picker, and the camera and microphone through Chrome's standard prompt. Apart from a share link you create or an AI edit you ask for, the only network requests are for your optional Appzlr account, your Pro status and the plans on offer. There's no analytics, ads or tracking code in the extension, and your browsing is never recorded.

Screenshots and recordings you've downloaded stay in your Downloads folder, and guides stay in your browser's storage for scrolvo.appzlr.com. Captures still waiting in the side panel are removed with the extension. Uninstalling doesn't cancel a subscription: cancel it from your account at scrolvo.appzlr.com/account/ if you don't want it. Reinstall any time and Pro is back as soon as you sign in.

Yes, with Scrolvo Pro + AI. In the editor, pick the AI tool and describe the change: remove a banner, fix a typo, blank out a chart, change a button's text. It edits the whole image, or drag over a part first to change only that area. Ctrl+Z undoes it. Pro + AI includes everything in Pro plus 100 AI edits a month, for $20/month or $200/year.

Yes, with Scrolvo Pro. Fixed and sticky bars, banners and buttons appear once instead of repeating down the whole image. On the free plan, a larger overlap between frames or picking the inner scrolling element usually avoids them.

Yes, for free. Click Edit after a capture and choose PDF: Scrolvo splits the capture into pages. Scrolvo Pro also prints the page URL and capture time on every page, and exports WebP. PNG and JPG are free too.

Google Chrome 116 or later on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS. Other Chromium-based browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store may work but aren't officially supported. It doesn't run on Firefox, Safari or mobile browsers.