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capturefullpage-mcp
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MCP server that lets Claude capture full-page screenshots from Chrome via the CaptureFullPage extension.
An MCP server that lets Claude capture full-page screenshots directly from Chrome.
claude mcp add capturefullpage -- npx capturefullpage-mcp
That's it. The extension auto-connects to the MCP server when Chrome is open.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
capture_fullpage | Capture a full-page screenshot of any URL or the active tab |
capture_visible | Capture just the visible viewport |
capture_element | Capture a specific element by CSS selector |
list_tabs | List all open browser tabs |
get_tab_info | Get details about a specific tab |
Claude Code → MCP Server (WebSocket on localhost:19876) ← Chrome Extension
The MCP server starts a local WebSocket server. The Chrome extension connects to it automatically. No native messaging hosts, no manual bridging — just install and go.
If the extension isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet:
git clone https://github.com/HarshitSingh-PM/MCP-capturefullpage.git && cd MCP-capturefullpage && npm install && npm run buildchrome://extensions in Chromedist/extension folderFAQs
MCP server that lets Claude capture full-page screenshots from Chrome via the CaptureFullPage extension.
We found that capturefullpage-mcp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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