How to Capture Full-Page Screenshots on Mobile

Use your phone’s built-in scrolling screenshot controls: on iPhone, take a screenshot and choose Full Page; on Android 12 and up, take a screenshot and tap Capture more where available; on supported Samsung Galaxy devices, choose Scroll capture. Availability depends on the screen, phone model, and software version.

Choose the steps for your phone

Phone	What to do	What to expect
iPhone	Take a screenshot, then select Full Page.	Apple describes this for content longer than the screen, such as a webpage in Safari. Save as an image or PDF.
Android 12 and up	Take a screenshot, then tap Capture more and adjust the crop guides.	Available on most screens that allow scrolling, not necessarily every app or screen.
Samsung Galaxy	Take a screenshot, then choose Scroll capture in the screenshot toolbar if it appears.	Appears when scrolling is possible; availability varies by model and software version.

Capture a full webpage on iPhone

1. Open the page you want to capture. In Safari, scroll to the part of the webpage you want to start from.
2. Take a screenshot. On Face ID models, quickly press and release the Side button and Volume Up together. On models with a Home button, quickly press and release the Side button and Home button together.
3. Tap the screenshot preview or open its controls, then select Full Page.
4. Review the long-page preview. Crop it if needed.
5. Choose Save to Photos for an image, or Save PDF to Files for a PDF.

Apple describes Full Page for content longer than the iPhone screen, including an entire webpage in Safari. If you do not see the option, the current screen or content may not support it. See Apple’s [Take a screenshot on iPhone](https://support.apple.com/en-mo/guide/iphone/iphc872c0115/ios) guide for the device instructions.

Take a scrolling screenshot on Android

1. Open the content and position it at the top of the area you want to capture.
2. Press Power and Volume Down together to take a screenshot.
3. When the screenshot controls appear, tap Capture more.
4. Drag the crop guides to include the content you need, then save the screenshot.

Google documents this workflow for Android 12 and up on most screens that allow scrolling. The button may not appear in an app or on content that does not support the feature. For current steps, see Google’s [Android screenshot help](https://support.google.com/android/answer/9075928?hl=en-GB).

Use Scroll capture on Samsung Galaxy

1. Open the page or screen and take a screenshot using your Galaxy device’s screenshot controls.
2. Look for Scroll capture in the toolbar that appears.
3. Tap it to extend the capture as the page scrolls. Continue until you have included the section you need, then save.

The control is offered when scrolling is possible, but Samsung says feature availability varies by model and software version. If you cannot find it, check the instructions for your specific Galaxy device. See Samsung’s [screen recording and capture guide](https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10001616/).

Save and share the result

Pick the output that fits the next step:

• Image: Best for sharing in messages, attaching to a ticket, or keeping a visual reference. On iPhone, choose Save to Photos when offered.
• PDF: Useful when you need a document-style capture. On iPhone, choose Save PDF to Files.

Before sharing, review the full preview and crop out unrelated content. Long captures can include more than the visible screen, including personal information farther down the page.

Troubleshooting

Problem	Likely reason	What to try
Full Page is missing on iPhone	The current screen or content may not offer a full-page capture.	Try the webpage in Safari, take a new screenshot, and check its controls. Apple’s documented example is an entire Safari webpage.
Capture more does not appear on Android	The device may be running an older Android version, or the current screen may not support scrolling capture.	Check that the phone runs Android 12 or later and try a screen that can scroll. Google qualifies support as most scrollable screens.
Scroll capture is missing on Galaxy	Availability depends on the Galaxy model, software version, and whether the screen can scroll.	Try a scrollable page and consult the instructions for the exact model and software version.
The capture does not include the whole page	The capture may have stopped before the end, or the selected crop may exclude content.	Review the long preview or crop guides before saving; extend the capture if the controls allow it.
The saved file is the wrong format	The save destination or output choice may differ by platform.	On iPhone, choose Save to Photos for an image or Save PDF to Files for a PDF.

Or skip the browser setup

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curl -G "https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot" -d access_key=YOUR_API_KEY --data-urlencode url=https://stripe.com -o shot.webp

import requests

r = requests.get(
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    params={"access_key": "YOUR_API_KEY", "url": "https://stripe.com"},
    timeout=90,
)
open("shot.webp", "wb").write(r.content)

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const res = await fetch(`https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot?${q}`);
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`Screenshot request failed: ${res.status}`);
await Bun.write('shot.webp', res);

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FAQ

How do I screenshot an entire webpage on iPhone?

Take a screenshot, select Full Page, review the long preview, then save it as an image or PDF.

How do I take a scrolling screenshot on Android?

On Android 12 and up, take a screenshot and tap Capture more when it appears. It is available on most screens that allow scrolling.

Can every phone take a full-page screenshot in every app?

No. The controls depend on the device, software, and screen. Apple, Google, and Samsung all describe conditions or availability limits in their instructions.