How to screenshot a whole ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini conversation

A long AI chat won't fit in one screenshot, and most full page tools stop early because the conversation scrolls inside its own panel, not with the page. Scrolling capture in Eofent Capture is made for panels like that. Your captures stay on your computer.

8 STEPS · CHROME AND EDGE

1. 1Load the whole chat

   These sites load older messages as you scroll up. Scroll to the top of the conversation once, until the first message is on screen, then scroll back down.

2. 2Press Scrolling

   Open Eofent Capture and press Scrolling in the popup.

   GOOD TO KNOW

   Full Page captures the window here, not the chat, because the conversation scrolls inside its own panel.

3. 3Draw a frame around the conversation

   Make it as wide as the messages and leave the side bar and the input box out. For code blocks, draw it as wide as the widest one.

   

4. 4Press Start, then Auto scroll

   It scrolls the panel for you and joins each stop into one picture. Press Done to stop early.

   GOOD TO KNOW

   If a message is repeated or missing, run it again. Chat sites redraw as you scroll, so you can also scroll by hand a little slower, then press Done.

   

5. 5Check it in the Shots editor

   Every message should be there, in order, as one picture. To cover a name or a key before you share it, use Blur or Redact.

   

6. 6Open Save, then Export image / PDF

   Tick PNG for an image, or PDF for a file whose text you can search and select, then press Export.

7. 7Or keep a page that opens offline

   Load the whole chat, then tick MHTML in the popup's formats before you capture. Or press Archive, or right-click the page and choose Eofent Capture, then Archive this page, which keeps a picture, a PDF and the MHTML together in the Library. An MHTML file opens in Chrome or Edge with no connection.

   GOOD TO KNOW

   It keeps only what the page had loaded, so messages that were never loaded aren't in the file.

8. 8Or clip the text to a notebook

   Select the answer you want, right-click and choose Clip to the notebook. It lands in the notebook with the chat's title, address and date, so the source comes with the text.