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The Long-Requested Linux Screenshot Feature

Linux users have long searched for a reliable way to capture entire application windows that scroll—think multi-page OpenOffice documents or long chat threads. Back in 2009, Fedora Forum member smurffit asked for a scrolling screenshot feature similar to TechSmith Snagit on Windows. The responses? Use “Print to PDF” or try tools like Shutter, then hope they add scroll capture.

Fast forward to today. Pixxel delivers that missing Linux screenshot feature directly in your browser. No hacks. No ugly workarounds.

Why Scroll Capture Matters

You’re documenting long web pages or multi-page forms.
You need a single image for reports or tutorials.
You want polished visuals without stitching snapshots by hand.

A true Linux screenshot feature for scrolling windows turns tedious manual work into a one-click process.

Shutter vs Pixxel: A Side-by-Side Comparison

When you weigh existing Linux tools like Shutter against Pixxel, here’s what you’ll find:

Shutter
• Strengths
– Native Linux app; no browser needed
– Basic annotation and cropping
– Open-source and free
• Limitations
– No built-in scroll capture
– Styling options are minimal
– Exports PNG/JPEG but lacks advanced image styling

Pixxel Screenshot Tool
• Strengths
– Built-in scrolling screenshot feature for full-page capture
– Instant styling: rounded corners, shadows, backgrounds
– High-quality PNG export
– Runs as a Chrome extension—no complex install
– One-time payment for Pro, with lifetime updates
• How Pixxel fills the gap
– Auto-scroll and stitch pages seamlessly
– Style your image in seconds
– Share polished screenshots anywhere

In short, Shutter covers the basics. Pixxel goes further—giving you that coveted scroll capture on Linux, plus styling and hassle-free export.

How to Capture Scrolling Screenshots with Pixxel on Linux

Getting started is easy:

Install Pixxel Screenshot Tool from the Chrome Web Store.
Open the page or document you want to capture.
Click the Pixxel icon and choose Capture Scrolling Window.
Watch Pixxel auto-scroll, snap, and stitch your screenshot.
Apply styles—rounded corners, drop shadows or custom backgrounds.
Export as a high-quality PNG and share.

No terminal commands. No stitching images in GIMP. Just a few clicks.

Who Benefits from Pixxel’s Linux Screenshot Feature?

Our Linux screenshot feature is designed for:

Digital Marketers: Create eye-catching visuals for social media and campaigns.
Software Developers: Document UIs, bug reports, and onboarding guides.
Bloggers & Content Creators: Enhance articles with stylish, full-page screenshots.

Whether you’re writing a tutorial or crafting a marketing post, Pixxel delivers the visuals you need—quickly and affordably.

Get Your Scrolling Screenshot Feature Today

The wait is over. If you’ve ever wished for a polished, easy-to-use scrolling screenshot feature on Linux, Pixxel is your answer. No more manual stitching. No more bland captures.

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Try Pixxel Screenshot Tool now and start capturing scrollable content with style.

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