CaptureHub

Capture the visible area, a full page, a region or an element, then annotate with arrows, boxes and pixelation.

CaptureHub takes screenshots of web pages in four capture modes and includes an annotation editor for marking them up before you copy or save them. Highlights • Four capture modes: visible area, full page, region and element. Regions and elements taller than the screen are captured in full. Full page capture scrolls the page and stitches the parts into a single image. Fixed headers and footers appear only once, at the top and bottom of the image. • Annotation editor with box, ellipse, arrow, pen, text, pixelation, highlighter, numbered marker and crop tools. Seven preset colors, a custom color and an eyedropper; five sizes (XS to XL) for lines, text and brushes. Annotations can be selected and moved, and every change can be undone and redone. • The spot healing brush and content-aware fill remove text, icons and other unwanted details from a screenshot. The image can also be rotated and resized. • Copy to the clipboard or save as PNG, JPEG or WebP. • Keyboard shortcuts for each capture mode: Alt+Shift+V (visible area), Alt+Shift+F (full page), Alt+Shift+R (region) and Alt+Shift+E (element). The right-click menu on the toolbar icon gives access to the capture modes, the history and the settings. • Optional delay before visible area and full page captures, so that menus and tooltips can be opened first. • History of your recent captures, stored on your device with the page title and site of each capture. You can search the history, reopen a capture in the editor or show a downloaded file in its folder. • Settings backup (export and import), reset to default settings, 15 interface languages, and a light, dark or system theme. • No account is required. CaptureHub collects no data, uses no analytics and makes no network requests. Captures, history and settings are stored only on your device; nothing is uploaded.