Free GoFullPage alternative: Webshot vs GoFullPage

GoFullPage does one thing well: the full-page screenshot. Webshot does that too, free, and adds annotation, blur, element capture and screen recording without a Premium tier.

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Where GoFullPage works well

People who need a reliable one-click full-page screenshot with no account and nothing uploaded.

Occasional editors who find the cheap Premium tier enough for cropping and a text label.

Where people hit a wall

  • No screen recording of any kind.
  • Annotation, blur, crop and PDF splitting need Premium.
  • In August 2026 the main Chrome Web Store listing was unavailable; installing means the separate beta listing or the Edge add-on.

At a glance

Facts checked against GoFullPage's own pages on 2026-08-27.

Webshot compared with GoFullPage, feature by feature
FeatureWebshotGoFullPage
PriceFree forever$12/yr Premium
Account requiredNoNo
Recording limitUnlimitedNo video
Watermark-freeAlwaysAlways
Full-page screenshotYesYes
AnnotationYes, livePremium
BlurYes, livePremium
Works offlineYesYes
BrowsersChrome, Edge, Brave, FirefoxChrome beta, Edge

What Webshot gives you free

  • Full-page capture that scrolls and stitches, free, with the same one-click habit.
  • Region, visible-area and single-element capture, and a delayed screenshot for menus.
  • Annotation and blur free, on screenshots and live during recordings.
  • Tab, window and desktop recording with an auto-zoom editor, free.
  • No account. Captures are saved on your device.
  • Available on Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox.

Who should pick which

Pick Webshot if

  • You annotate or blur screenshots and do not want to pay for it.
  • You need recordings as well as screenshots.
  • You want one extension on Firefox and Chromium browsers alike.

Stay with GoFullPage if

  • A full-page PNG or PDF is all you ever need and the current listing works for you.
  • You rely on Premium's PDF page splitting.

Switching from GoFullPage

  1. Install Webshot and pin it. Entire Page on the Capture tab is the equivalent of GoFullPage's button.
  2. Captures save to your Downloads folder or open in the editor, where cropping, annotation and blur are free.
  3. There is nothing to migrate. GoFullPage never stored your captures anywhere but your computer.

Every feature above is covered in the help center, and the Trust page lists what the extension can see and what it never sends.

Questions about GoFullPage and Webshot

Was GoFullPage removed from the Chrome Web Store?

Its main listing was unavailable in August 2026, with a beta listing remaining. Webshot is a separate extension with its own listing.

Can GoFullPage record video?

No, it takes screenshots only. Webshot records tabs, windows and the desktop.

Is GoFullPage free?

Captures are free; annotation, blur and cropping are Premium at about $12 per year. All of that is free in Webshot.

Does GoFullPage need an account?

No, and neither does Webshot.

Does Webshot's full-page capture handle long pages?

Yes. It scrolls the page and stitches the result, and you can remove banners or sidebars before capturing.

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