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The resulting image in my example has 4080 × 9744 px in its full version: Please wait while the browser takes a full page screenshot, when it’s done it will automatically start a download of your image. Once you’ve setup the viewport you’ll have to click the three vertical dots again and select Capture full size screenshot. The height isn’t important, just choose any value. Viewport size: Choose whatever width you’d like.If you have all the controls you can select the following settings in the device toolbar: In the menu you can then select Add device pixel ratio. To add this dropdown you’ll have to click the three vertical dots at the top-right of the device toolbar. If you’ve never opened the device toolbar before, the DPR setting is probably hidden. Adjust the viewport size and device pixel ratio

Your page will now be shown in an extra window and the device toolbar appears at the top of your viewport. Once you’re in the Chrome Developer Tools you can click the Toggle device toolbar button, which is shown in blue in the following screenshot: The Chrome menu is probably in your local language, but you should be able to figure out what menu items are identical to Tools > Developer Tools. But you can also click the Chrome menu at the top-right of your browser window and select Tools > Developer Tools. The I stands for “inspect”, if you need a mnemonic. The easiest way to open the Chrome Developer Tools is by using a keyboard shortcut:

Adjust the viewport size and device pixel ratioĪccess the device toolbar in the Chrome Developer Tools.Access the device toolbar in the Chrome Developer Tools.There are three steps, which are simple and easy to remember as soon as you’ve done them once: When you’ve read the post you’ll be able to take screenhots like the following screenshot of a company profile, which has 4080 × 9744 px in its full version: This post is specifically written for marketing and product managers, but designers and developers might find it useful as well. You don’t need to install additional tools or have ever used the Chrome Developer Tools before. This blog post shows how to take high-DPI full page screenshot right inside of Google Chrome. Whether you want to ask for design feedback from your colleagues, inspect changes between versions, use them in your presentation slides or your marketing folders: There are quite a lot of use-cases for screenshots of your web page.