Overview
Capture any area or the full page, mark it up, and it's on your clipboard. Then save it or upload it to Google Photos in one click.
Capture first, decide later. Cloud Screenshot copies every capture to your clipboard straight away, so you can paste it anywhere. A small card then lets you save the image, upload it to Google Photos, or copy it again. CAPTURE • Capture: drag to select an area, or double-click for the whole visible page • Full page: scrolls and stitches the entire page into one image • Delayed (3 s): time to open a menu or hover over something before the capture ANNOTATE After selecting an area you can mark it up before it’s copied: • Crop: resize or move the selection • Rectangle, ellipse, arrow and freehand pen • Text labels • Blur, to hide emails, names or anything private • Colours, line widths and text sizes, remembered between captures • Move, resize or delete anything you’ve drawn; undo and redo • Edit on the result card reopens your annotations to change them later SAVE OR SHARE • Already on the clipboard after every capture • Save as PNG, JPEG or WebP • Upload to Google Photos in one click, into a “Cloud Screenshot” album • Recent captures in the popup: click one to copy it again, show the saved file, or open it in Google Photos KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Alt+Shift+A: Capture • Alt+Shift+F: Full page • Alt+Shift+D: Delayed capture Change them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts PRIVACY Screenshots stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded unless you click Upload to Google Photos, and then it goes only to your own Google Photos account. There are no analytics and no servers of our own.
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Details
- Version0.3.1
- UpdatedOctober 23, 2026
- Size56.86KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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Privacy
This developer declares that your data is
- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes