You can use Web capture in Microsoft Edge to easily take screenshots of webpages, including capturing the entire page from top to bottom.
Step-by-Step Guide to Capturing a Full Page in Edge
Based on the provided information, here is the process for using the Web capture tool in Microsoft Edge, specifically focusing on capturing an entire webpage:
- Open Microsoft Edge. Launch the Edge browser on your device.
- Navigate to the webpage you want to capture. Go to the specific URL of the website you wish to screenshot.
- Open the web capture tool. The reference notes this can be done in one of two ways, though the specific methods are not detailed in this information. You will need to access the tool interface at this stage.
- Select Capture full page. Within the Web capture tool, choose the option labeled "Capture full page." According to the reference, this is typically "the middle option."
- Review the screenshot. After selecting "Capture full page," the tool will process and display the captured image of the entire webpage for your review.
- Save it to your device. Once you are satisfied with the capture, use the available option within the tool to save the image file to your computer or device.
By following these steps, you can effectively use the Web capture feature in Microsoft Edge to create a single image of an entire scrollable webpage.
Reviewing and Saving Your Web Capture
After initiating the full-page capture, the tool allows you to review the screenshot to ensure it accurately reflects the webpage. The final step is to save it to your device, typically providing options for where the image file should be stored.
