Scroll Page

Jump to the top, current bottom, a chosen distance, or a picked element. Use Scroll Page before a screenshot or another page action.

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 sees the new position. It also chooses the visible area for Take a Screenshot when Full page is off.

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). Top, Bottom, Up, and Down do not target a nested scroll area. All modes scroll instantly.

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.

Top, Bottom, Up, and Down move the main document. Element mode calls scrollIntoView, which may also move a containing scroll area to reveal the selected element; there is no separate control for scrolling a chosen container by a fixed distance.

Put Wait / Delay after scrolling when content loads late. Use Take a Screenshot afterward to capture that viewport, or enable its Full page option to capture beyond it. Add Refresh Page first when the content needs a reload.

The focused how-to guide covers auto refresh and scroll to the bottom in Chrome. The side panel tour lists every Add Step item, including this one.

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