How to take full page screenshots in Firefox (2026)

Firefox makes full page screenshots easy — no developer tools or extensions needed. There's a keyboard shortcut and a right-click option.

Keyboard Shortcut (Fastest)

Press Ctrl+Shift+S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+S (Mac)
Click "Save full page"
Choose Download or Copy to clipboard

That's it. Three seconds, done.

Right-Click Method

Right-click anywhere on the page
Select "Take Screenshot"
Click "Save full page" in the top-right
Download or copy to clipboard

What You Can Capture

Firefox gives you a few options when taking screenshots:

Save full page — the entire scrollable page
Save visible — just what's on screen
Click and drag — select a custom area
Hover and click — capture a specific element

All screenshots save as PNG files.

Good to Know

Works great on: Most websites, articles, documentation, landing pages.

Doesn't work perfectly on: Pages with lazy-loading images (scroll through first), web apps with internal scrolling (Gmail, Twitter), PDFs viewed in Firefox.

Firefox has the easiest full page screenshot of any major browser — no need to dig through menus or developer tools.

How to take full page screenshots in Firefox (2026)

Keyboard Shortcut (Fastest)

Right-Click Method

What You Can Capture

Good to Know

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Start capturing screenshots in minutes

Keyboard Shortcut (Fastest)

Right-Click Method

What You Can Capture

Good to Know