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title: "Scrolling Screenshot | ScreenshotAPI.net"
slug: "/scrolling-screenshot"
description: "Capture full-page scrolling screenshots easily with ScreenshotAPI.net. Perfect for website screenshot, testing, documentation, and visual monitoring."
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# Scrolling Screenshots

Capture entire web pages in a single scroll, making it ideal for presentations, documentation, or design reviews. With full-page scroll recording, you can export in multiple formats, adjust resolution and aspect ratio to your needs, and seamlessly work with any public or protected website.

## Scroll Back

Ensure nothing is missed during full-page captures with Scroll Back. When enabled, the API scrolls through the entire page and then scrolls back up before taking the screenshot, allowing sticky headers, dynamic elements, and lazy-loaded content to render properly. This ensures your screenshots look exactly like a real user’s view—complete, stable, and fully loaded.

[See the Docs](https://screenshotapi.net/docs/scrollingScreenshot#scrolling-screenshot-scroll-back)

## Scroll Speed

Control how quickly the page scrolls while capturing with the Scroll Speed option. Choose Fast for efficiency, Normal for balanced performance, or Slow when you need extra time for animations, videos, or lazy-loading content to appear. Adjusting scroll speed gives you precise control over rendering, so your screenshots capture every detail without missing visual elements.

[See the Docs](https://screenshotapi.net/docs/scrollingScreenshot#scrolling-screenshot-scroll-speed)

## Duration

With Duration, you can define how long the API should wait before taking a screenshot. This is especially useful for pages with transitions, loading states, or dynamic content that appears after a few seconds. By customizing duration, you ensure that carousels, charts, or async data have time to render fully, giving you accurate and complete screenshots every time.

[See the Docs](https://screenshotapi.net/docs/scrollingScreenshot#scrolling-screenshot-duration)

## Supported File Types

Choose the format to save your scrolling screenshot. You can export full-page captures in MP4, GIF, or WEBM, ensuring flexibility for documentation, sharing, and more.

[See the Docs](https://screenshotapi.net/docs/scrollingScreenshot#scrolling-screenshot-file-type)

## Scrolling Screenshot Use Cases

Capture full-length scrolling screenshots to showcase websites, create detailed reports, preserve web pages, or share seamless content without missing any part of the page.

### Web Page Capture

Capture entire web pages including content below the fold, perfect for documentation, archiving, and portfolio showcases.

### Dashboard Analytics

Capture complete analytics dashboards and data visualizations for comprehensive reporting and presentation needs.

### Social Media Feeds

Capture entire social media feeds and conversations for content archiving, research, and social media management.