SimplyShot

Take a scrolling screenshot. One clean image.

Long chats, full web pages, wide timelines. SimplyShot scrolls, stitches and hands you one clean image.

Download for Mac

At your own pace

Drag over what you want, then scroll. A live preview shows the image growing as you go.

  1. Choose Scrolling Capture from the SimplyShot menu bar icon, or give it a shortcut in Settings → Shortcuts.
  2. Drag over the part that scrolls, then scroll at your own pace.
  3. Click Finish or press Esc when you're done.

Auto scrolls sideways too

Choose Auto and SimplyShot scrolls for you, even across tables and timelines wider than your screen. A header or column that stays put shows up once, right where it belongs.

  1. Choose Scrolling and drag over the part that scrolls.
  2. Click Auto, then pick a direction or press an arrow key.
  3. It stops at the end. Press Esc to finish sooner.

Auto needs Accessibility permission. If it's off, click More info in the bar to turn it on.

Trim the extra

Caught a bit more than you wanted? Open the image in the editor and crop it. Drag the edges or type an exact size.

A long scrolling capture in the SimplyShot editor, with Crop trimming the bottom of the page.

For the cleanest stitch

Static pages work best

Content that doesn't move or change while you scroll stitches the cleanest.

Select only what scrolls

Drag inside the window and leave out the scrollbars and anything else that stays put, like toolbars and floating buttons.

One sticky bar is fine

A single sticky header or column inside your selection is fine. Leave any others out.

Everything scrolling capture does

Try it on your longest page.

Download for Mac

macOS 14.6+ No key needed to start.