Pick a mode
Full page, visible area, or drag to select any region.
One click scrolls and stitches the whole page — sticky bars handled, lazy images loaded, inner panels expanded. Then annotate, blur and export. No account, ever.
The page keeps going below the window — and so does the capture.
No setup, no sign-in, no learning curve.
Full page, visible area, or drag to select any region.
Lazy content loads, sticky bars are suppressed, scroll panels expand — automatically.
Annotate or blur, then save as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF.
Four failure modes ruin most full-page screenshots. Each one is handled properly here.
Fixed navbars and chat widgets appear a single time instead of repeating down the image — including widgets mounted inside Shadow DOM.
The page is primed before capture, so images below the fold are real content rather than grey placeholder boxes.
Past the browser's canvas ceiling we scale to fit and tell you, instead of silently saving a blank file.
Chat histories, code blocks, boards and same-origin iframes unfold first, so scrollable content is never truncated.
Captures are processed and stored locally. No account, no telemetry, no remote code, nothing uploaded. The extension requests no host permissions, so Chrome never warns that it can read your data on all websites.
activeTabCaptures your current tab, only after you click or press a shortcut.scriptingMeasures and scrolls the page while capturing.storageSaves your preferences locally.offscreenStitches slices and builds PDFs using canvas APIs.downloadsSaves the finished file to your Downloads folder.Five permissions. That is the whole list.
Everything advertised as free stays free — no watermark, no capture limit.
$0
$17.99/year
$39.99
14-day free trial, no card required. Monthly is $2.99. Free tools are never removed or watermarked.
No. Capture, editing and export all run locally in your browser. There is no account and nothing is uploaded.
There is no watermark and no capture limit. Full page, visible area and region capture stay free forever.
Yes. Inner scroll containers such as chat histories, code blocks, boards and same-origin iframes are expanded before capture so nothing scrollable is cut off.
Chrome limits how often an extension may capture the screen, so tall pages need several safe passes. The progress bar shows each step.
Chrome 116 and newer, plus Microsoft Edge. The same codebase is used for both.
Install, pin it, press Alt+Shift+P. That is the whole setup.
Add to Chrome — free