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How to capture screenshot of entire webpage in iPhone's Safari browser like I can take in my Desktop with Help of Firefox Addon called Fireshot? Fireshot screenshot

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After searching a lot on this thing finally I got the solution. Website Screenshot worked perfectly for me.

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Nuc's answer would give you a screen shot that renders accurately but would not show the Safari chrome but with very little work.

Another more difficult option would be to take multiple screenshots by pressing wake+home, scrolling in between so that there is a small overlap between shots. You could then offload them onto a PC/Mac and then composite them together. The benefit is you would get the full Safari UI showing.

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I've bought Cinder and iScreenshot both but don't know how to get full page screenshot – Metal Gear May 31 '11 at 13:30
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I use PixiWeb to capture website screenshots in its entirety or only visible area.

It also allows saving screenshots as PDF. Sharing options are quite impressive too (most social media sites).

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Although not free, you may get websnaps using Cinder (ex. LittleSnapper)

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Try iScreenshot

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How to use this? I've installed – Metal Gear Apr 25 '11 at 15:51
Thanks for your answer, tool! Can you please add more information about the software you linked to? How does it answer the OP's question. Answers on Ask Different are expected to be more than a link, and need to give a specific answer to the OP. – daviesgeek Aug 15 '12 at 2:22
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Try Webpage Capture ($1.99) for iPhone/iPad. It promises

"to take a screenshot of the complete webpage you are browsing"

and also saves to PDF.

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Thanks for your answer, Najm! Can you please add more information about the software you linked to? How does it answer the OP's question. Answers on Ask Different are expected to be more than a link, and need to give a specific answer to the OP. – daviesgeek Aug 15 '12 at 2:23

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