Scrolling screenshots for macOS.
Set a global shortcut, select a scrollable area in any app, then scroll downward to create one seamless image.
- Capture beyond the viewport — select an area, scroll down slowly, and the frames are stitched into a single PNG.
- Live preview while you scroll.
- Global keyboard shortcut to start a capture from anywhere.
- Clothesline — finished long screenshots hang on a clothesline where you can copy, mark up, show in Finder, or move them to the Trash.
- Available in English, 简体中文, 日本語, and 한국어.
- macOS 26.0+
- Screen Recording permission (macOS asks the first time you capture)
brew install --cask yusuke-114/tap/longscreenshot # install
brew upgrade --cask longscreenshot # upgrade
brew uninstall --cask longscreenshot # uninstall (don't drag it to the Trash)Or download the ZIP from Releases.
Already installed from the Mac App Store
Homebrew stops with It seems there is already an App at '/Applications/LongScreenshot.app'. Remove the other copy first, or let Homebrew replace it:
brew install --cask --force yusuke-114/tap/longscreenshotRemoved by dragging to the Trash
Homebrew stops with App source '/Applications/LongScreenshot.app' is not there, because it still thinks the app is installed. Reinstall it:
brew uninstall --cask --force longscreenshot
brew install --cask yusuke-114/tap/longscreenshot- Open Long Screenshot and choose a save folder.
- Record a keyboard shortcut.
- Press the shortcut, select the area to capture, and press Start.
- Scroll down slowly, keeping each new frame overlapping the previous one, then press Done.
The clothesline is adapted from Tendedero by Alejandro Buján, used under the MIT License.