How to Do a Full Page Screenshot in Chrome with NO Extensions

A super quick and easy way to take a full-page screenshot of a website in Google Chrome with absolutely ZERO extensions!
Keyboard shortcut mentioned in the video:
Mac: CMD+Shift+P
Windows: CTRL+Shift+P
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Thanks for watching!

[@RussMcClay]

Oh Yeah! I had seen how to do this once before, but the link faded into my history. Then I find this! Exactly what I was looking for. Concise and to the point instructions. Thanks, Adam. Great stuff.

[@shookmusic]

thank you for this no nonsense 1 minute tip!

[@Pauljb1111]

Thank you Adam! Saved a lot of hassle.

[@pachecopeace]

Thanks man. Legit!

[@Ogiart75]

Very useful !!!

[@digital_aviator]

Thank you so much!

[@ironbitx]

Uno de esos tesoros que el ususario medio no sabe que existen, gracias! Si no tienes la traduccion te ofrezco hacer gratuitamente el texto de los subtitulos, aunque supongo saldra por AI automaticamente, y gracias nuevamente por informar de algo tan util y simple, y sin embargo desconocido, supongo que tendra que ver con que vender una app (aunque no sea ni la mitad de eficaz) es mas rentable.

[@willyosorto]

Great, thank you!

[@faustoroa8890]

Excellent! Thanks a lot!

[@derbgentler3868]

I have done exactly as you told it.
Including selecting "Full Size Screen Shot".
But it, nevertheless made just a screenshot of the portion that was visible.
(I had the same issue with the Chrome extension "GoFullPage".)
That is odd.
And frustrating.
(But thanks for the effort.)
Oh, the page I wanted to capture was on Reddit.
All other pages seem to work.
Can you tell, what to do to make full size screenshots work on Reddit, too?

[@vonjororo]

sweet!

[@kylevandeusen]

Wizzard!

[@adamwrightdesign]

🧙‍♂🧙‍♂🧙‍♂