Scroll Capture for Mac
Create long screenshots after One Shot by selecting an area, starting Scroll Capture in the editor, and scrolling while TrarrenShot stitches the result.
Last updated: May 2026
How does TrarrenShot Scroll Capture work?
TrarrenShot creates long screenshots by letting you scroll manually while it stitches captured frames into one image.
Scroll Capture
TrarrenShot Scroll Capture is a Mac long screenshot workflow that starts from the One Shot editor. You choose the area, scroll manually, and TrarrenShot automatically stitches frames while you scroll.
How It Works
Start One Shot
Start One Shot from the menu bar, or use the default shortcut if you have not changed it.
Select the area
Drag to select a region, or press F for a fullscreen capture.
Start Scroll Capture
In the editor, select the area to capture and click the Scroll Capture tool in the toolbar.
Scroll manually
Scroll the page or document yourself at a steady pace while TrarrenShot stitches the frames into one long image.
Export
Use Copy, Save, or Share when the result is ready.
Scroll Capture works best when the selected region stays stable and you scroll at a steady pace.
Privacy
Recognition, stitching, annotation, and export preparation run locally on your Mac.