COMPARISON2026-09-11

Eofent Capture vs GoFullPage

GoFullPage does one thing, a full-page screenshot, and has done it well for ten years. Eofent Capture does that too, and keeps going: the editor GoFullPage sells as Premium is free here, the page can be tidied before it is shot, it records screen and audio, exports video and GIF, and captures whole lists of URLs while you do something else. Neither uploads your pages anywhere.

INSTALL FROM CHROME WEB STORE →SEE EOFENT CAPTURE PRICING

Feature

	EOFENT CAPTURE	GOFULLPAGE
Nothing uploaded, everything made in the browser	Included	Included
Works without an account	Included	Included
Full-page capture	Included	Included
Area and visible-part capture	Included	Not included
Image and document formats	PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF, MHTML	PNG, JPEG, PDF
Video formats	MP4, WebM, MKV, GIF	Not included
Audio formats	MP3, WAV, WebA	Not included
Annotation editor: crop, arrows, text, blur, redact, stamps	Free	Premium, $1 a month
Saved projects that reopen still editable	Included	Not included
Edit the page before capturing it: delete elements, hide names, highlight, zoom	Included	Not included
Searchable PDF with selectable text and clickable links	Included	Not included
Screen, window and tab recording	Included	Not included
Audio recording and a two-track timeline	Included	Not included
Text recognition (OCR), offline	Included	Not included
Capture a list of URLs in one run	Included	Not included
Crawl a page and capture what it links to	Included	Not included
Scheduled and recurring captures	Premium	Not included
Library with folders, search and offline page copies	Included	Not included
Permission asked at install	All sites	Active tab only
Browsers	Chrome	Chrome, Edge
Paid tier	See pricing	$1 a month

Checked against GoFullPage - Full Page Screen Capture version 8.7 on 2026-09-11. 10,000,000 users, rated 4.9 (83.9K ratings) on the Chrome Web Store that day.

Where Eofent Capture goes further

Everything GoFullPage charges for is free here. Crop, arrows, text, blur, redaction, stamps and step markers cost nothing, and a project can be saved and reopened with every object still editable.
It records. Screen, window, tab or just the tab's audio, trimmed on a two-track timeline, exported as MP4, WebM, MKV or GIF, with audio as MP3, WAV or WebA.
You can fix the page before you photograph it: delete a cookie banner, hide a name, correct a typo, highlight a line. The site itself is untouched.
It works through lists. Paste URLs or pull them from your open tabs, walk away, and every page comes back in every format you ticked. Premium schedules the run and repeats it.
PDFs behave like documents: search them, copy from them, click their links. Text can be read out of any image, offline.
Everything lands in a library with folders, search, and offline copies of whole pages.

What GoFullPage does better

Ten million users and a 4.9 rating from about 84,000 reviews. It has been the default answer to "full page screenshot" for a decade, and that record is earned.
It asks for the active tab only. Eofent Capture asks for access to all sites at install, because list capture and page editing need it, and that dialog is a real cost.
Its paid tier is cheaper, at $1 a month. Eofent Capture's Premium costs more, and buys automation rather than an editor, since the editor is already free.
It is smaller and simpler. If a full-page PNG is the only thing you will ever want, there is less to learn.
It also ships for Microsoft Edge.

Questions people arrive with

Is Eofent Capture a free alternative to GoFullPage?

Yes. Full-page, area and visible captures, the whole editor, every export format, recording and the library are free and carry no watermark, with or without an account. Premium lifts daily ceilings and adds automation such as scheduled runs.

Does either extension upload my screenshots?

No. Both do the work inside your browser. Eofent Capture makes exactly one network call, to ask whether your account has premium, and nothing else leaves the machine.

Why does Eofent Capture ask for access to all sites?

Capturing a list of URLs and editing a page before the shot both need it. GoFullPage asks for the active tab only, which is the right choice for a tool that captures one page at a time.

Can I take a full-page screenshot without any extension?

Yes. In Chrome, open DevTools, press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac), type "screenshot" and choose "Capture full size screenshot". It is fiddly and has no editor, but it is built in.

Sources

Chrome Web Store listing for GoFullPage, read 2026-09-11
gofullpage.com premium page, read 2026-09-11

Other comparisons

EOFENT CAPTURE VS AWESOME SCREENSHOT EOFENT CAPTURE VS FIRESHOT ABOUT EOFENT CAPTURE