How to Take Full Page Screenshot on iPhone

You probably don’t know that when you capture a screenshot, your iPhone captures the entire thing displayed on the screen, the whole page, without even scrolling to the bottom. After capturing the screenshot, it only shows you the preview of what’s displayed on the screen, not exactly what it captured, no matter how long it is.

So, after capturing a screenshot, you can open the Screenshot preview pane and choose whether you want to keep the cropped version or the full page screenshot it captured.

How to Take Full Page Screenshots on iPhone?

On iPhone, you can choose to save a full-page screenshot, no matter how long it is. To do that, follow these simple steps.

1. Open a webpage where you want to capture a full page screenshot.

2. Press the Volume Up + Power button to capture the screenshot.

3. The screen will flash to indicate the screenshot has been taken. A small thumbnail will appear in the bottom left corner, showing you the screenshot preview.

4. Before the preview disappears, tap on it to reveal the screenshot editing options.

5. You will get two choices at the top: Screen and Full Page. To save the full page screenshot, tap on the Full Page.

6. You will now be able to see the full-page screenshot. On the same screen, you can edit your screenshot. You can crop the screenshot, add text, use the annotation tools, etc.

7. Tap the Done button at the top left corner.

8. Select Save All to Photos and Files.

9. Open the Photos app and find the full-page screenshot.

Capturing a full-page screenshot on an iPhone is easy, and you won’t have to use a dedicated app. Yes, third-party apps are available, but the native one is easier to use.

This guide explains how to take a full-page screenshot on an iPhone. If you need more help with this topic, let us know in the comments.

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