Use Scroll Page to move whichever page the automation tab is on before the next step. It can jump to the top or bottom, move up or down by a pixel distance you set, or scroll a picked element into view. The scroll is instant so a later Click Element or Take a Screenshot sees the new position.
Bottom of page is one jump to the page’s current end. It does not keep scrolling while infinite-scroll pages load more content. Put Wait / Delay after the jump if the next step needs that new content.
Up and Down use the Distance stepper. Type any integer from 1 to 20000 (default 600). The plus/minus buttons jump 50 pixels; you are not limited to multiples of 50. Element mode uses Pick on page, the same CSS selector and occurrence (matchIndex) rules as Click, waits up to 6 seconds for the match, then centers it. A missing selector fails immediately. Non-http(s) tabs fail, the same as other page steps.
This step moves the document (document.scrollingElement). It does not offer a nested overflow container or smooth scrolling.
How to add it
Add Step → Scroll Page. Add Step inserts Bottom of page. Choose Top of page, Up, Down, or An element. Up and Down show Distance — type any integer, then leave the field; plus/minus jumps 50px. For an element, Pick element to scroll to writes the selector. Click Test scroll to prove the tab moves before you rely on a run.
Not this step
Does not click — that is Click Element. Click still scrolls its own target into view as a side effect of the click. Does not wait for lazy content after a jump — that is Wait / Delay. Does not photograph the page — Take a Screenshot captures the visible viewport; place Scroll Page first for content that is below the fold. Does not reload the tab — that is Refresh Page.
Related guides
The side panel tour lists every Add Step item, including this one.